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Miami Gallery: Day 1

Vania King swam with the dolphins while the on-court temperatures were high. See the pics...

Published March 23, 2011 12:00

Christina McHale was up 63 30 and two points from victory over Jelena Dokic at 63 54, 30-0.
Christina McHale was up 63 30 and two points from victory over Jelena Dokic at 63 54, 30-0.
Jelena Dokic was tough as nails in edging Christina McHale in a long three-setter, 36 76(3) 62.
Jelena Dokic was tough as nails in edging Christina McHale in a long three-setter, 36 76(3) 62.
Former Top 15 player Zheng Jie, coming back from injury, beat Sorana Cirstea, 63 67(5) 63.
Former Top 15 player Zheng Jie, coming back from injury, beat Sorana Cirstea, 63 67(5) 63.
Julia Goerges rebounded from a slow start but still fell to Melanie Oudin in straights, 75 63.
Julia Goerges rebounded from a slow start but still fell to Melanie Oudin in straights, 75 63.
Vania King visited and swam with the dolphins at the Miami Seaquarium on Tuesday afternoon.
Vania King visited and swam with the dolphins at the Miami Seaquarium on Tuesday afternoon.
Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
Vania King, Tomas Berdych, Potito Starace and Ivan Ljubicic were all at the Miami Seaquarium.
Vania King, Tomas Berdych, Potito Starace and Ivan Ljubicic were all at the Miami Seaquarium.
Sybille Bammer led 3-1 second set and 4-0 third set but lost to Elena Baltacha, 36 76(5) 76(5).
Sybille Bammer led 3-1 second set and 4-0 third set but lost to Elena Baltacha, 36 76(5) 76(5).
Iveta Benesova finally closed out the crafty Roberta Vinci on her fifth match point, 75 64.
Iveta Benesova finally closed out the crafty Roberta Vinci on her fifth match point, 75 64.
  • Christina McHale was up 63 30 and two points from victory over Jelena Dokic at 63 54, 30-0.
  • Jelena Dokic was tough as nails in edging Christina McHale in a long three-setter, 36 76(3) 62.
  • Former Top 15 player Zheng Jie, coming back from injury, beat Sorana Cirstea, 63 67(5) 63.
  • Julia Goerges rebounded from a slow start but still fell to Melanie Oudin in straights, 75 63.
  • Vania King visited and swam with the dolphins at the Miami Seaquarium on Tuesday afternoon.
  • Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
  • Vania King at the Miami Seaquarium.
  • Vania King, Tomas Berdych, Potito Starace and Ivan Ljubicic were all at the Miami Seaquarium.
  • Sybille Bammer led 3-1 second set and 4-0 third set but lost to Elena Baltacha, 36 76(5) 76(5).
  • Iveta Benesova finally closed out the crafty Roberta Vinci on her fifth match point, 75 64.
Topics: 2011, sony ericsson open, tournaments, news, photos or videos, christina mchale, julia goerges,
sybille bammer, iveta benesova, jie zheng, jelena dokic, vania king, miami
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