Maria Sharapova is my pick to snag the semifinal slot for this side of the draw. However, she could face the following opponents - and they're all pretty good - Petra Martic, Venus Williams, Dominika Cibulkova and Angelique Kerber. Marion Bartoli and Klara Zakopalova are also both possibilities. Maria has continued to play during the past few grand slams, so I don't think she'd have any problems in this slam.
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