Maria Sharapova will consider a second Wimbledon title as her biggest achievement as the Russian superstar hunts a fourth Grand Slam crown. Sharapova made her breakthrough with a Wimbledon triumph in 2004, a victory which catapulted her on the road to a multi-million dollar fortune, the world number one spot as well as further Grand Slam titles at the US Open (2006) and the Australian Open (2008). But her career suffered a major setback with a shoulder injury which kept her off the tour from August 2008 to May 2009. A run to the French Open semi-finals earlier this month, which had been preceded by a trophy in Rome, has convinced her that she is as strong as ever.
“I said that if I could win another Grand Slam, it would mean more than the previous ones that I have just because before the injury everything was kind of moving up,” said Sharapova. “You naturally woke up, you went to practice, and then all of a sudden one day it was kind of taken away from you. “When you get back, you basically start from zero. It’s a long process. If I do achieve that, if it’s here, if it’s somewhere else, I think it would be my biggest achievement in my career.”
