Azarenka storms in the Qatar Open quarter-finals

Doha: World number one Victoria Azarenka broke open the quarter-finals of Qatar on Thursday with a 6-0 ruthless, 6-0 victory over Christina McHale considered high States.Holders Azarenka, who is in danger of losing her top ranking to Serena Williams this week, resulted in performance, forcing more than McHale unabated, and 20-year-old, who already published seven victories over Top 10 opponentNeed to Belarus, ranked a little more than an hour to remove the U.S. from the unfortunate way to the quarter-finals, which govern the performance and aggression, and the severity of which was more than amazing to happen amid swirling conditions where consistency was hard to achieve.Suggested the way in which Azarenka finished Valentine's defeat also it may be the favorite to retain the real her Qatar Open title, as a supplement to retain its bold title at the Australian Open last month.Azarenka facing next Iranian Sarah, and seven of the world Italy, in half of the draw, which also contains Agnieszka Radwanska, the fourth-seeded Pole, who was her semifinal opponent last year, and Caroline Wozniacki, the number one of the world formerly Denmark.Filed Radwanska. Constructed brilliantly 6-1, 7-6 (8/6) victory over Ana Ivanovic, the former French Open champion from SerbiaRadwanska reward is a quarter-final with Wozniacki, who survived the test of the encounter 7-6 (8/6) and 6-3 against Barthel Mona on a wind up outside the court.German led 5-3 in the tiebreaker in conditions that threaten the ball to bounce in some cases to stop again, and where decisions one line or two may Wozniacki's father - coach Piotr screaming in the rule.She had the consolation though - Valentine's bouquet of roses from her boyfriend Rory McIlroy, the world's number one golfer.