Shock defeat of Serena Williams in 1st round of French Open 2012
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Serena Williams lost to Frenchwoman Virginie Razzano in the first round the 2012 French Open in Paris and it has happened for the first time in her 47 appearances in major tournaments as reported in the Telegraph dated 29th of May 2012.
Serena lost 6-4, 6-7, 3-6 after three hours of turbulent and controversial combat with the French player Razzano, who is ranked 111 in the world.
Razzano played on despite suffering from bouts of cramps and, at the end of the game, thanked the crowd of fans who had eagerly waited for her to finish on top.
It was difficult for tennis pro Serena Williams to accept the shock defeat - she had won her first clay-court event in Charleston two months ago, and followed that up with another victory at the Madrid Masters. Hence, losing to a low-ranked opponent was not easy to swallow.