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US OPEN SCENE: Rain comes too late for Sharapova

The rain came too late for Maria Sharapova.


Bounced from the U.S. Open just before a downpour Sunday, Sharapova faced reporters for a news conference that kept getting interrupted by screeching weather warnings going off on reporters' cellphones.


"Is that the flood warning?" Sharapova asked.


"Darn it. If I was only there a little longer," she said to laughter.


The fifth-seeded Sharapova didn't get a break because of the weather in her 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 loss to 10th-seeded Caroline Wozniacki but other players did. The heavy rain and lightning forced the first suspension of play so far in the tournament.


— By James Martinez, http://ift.tt/1Ch3zoL


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U.S. Open Scene follows tennis' hard-court Grand Slam tournament in New York as seen by journalists from The Associated Press. It will be updated throughout the day.






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