BRISBANE (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova's pain at losing a 14th straight match to nemesis Serena Williams will be eased by the thought that she can compete at the highest level again after being sidelined for four months with a shoulder injury.
Before this week at the Brisbane International, Sharapova had not played since August when a shoulder problem forced her out of the U.S. Open.
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