Maria Sharapova and Anna Chakvetadze exhibition in Singapore

It has been confirmed today- Maria Sharapova and Anna Chakvetadze are scheduled to play an exhibition match on December 30 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

The tickets will probably cost from about $150 up to a few thousand dollars! Maria Sharapova will arrive in Singapore two days prior to the match because of a few public appearances she is supposed to make.

Maria Sharapova routed Ana Ivanovic

Maria Sharapova continues to impress at the WTA Championships and clinched top spot in the Red Group with a 6-1 6-2 win over Ana Ivanovic.

Both players had already qualified for the last four, but the former Wimbledon champion’s victory sets up a semi-final against fellow countrywoman Anna Chakvetadze. Plagued by injury for much of 2007, the Russian has largely had a season to forget and has played in just a dozen tournaments, winning her only title at San Diego in August. Yet despite her problems, the former world number one now finds herself in the semi-finals of the prestigious season-ending event and "I don't like losing to the same player twice in a row," said Maria Sharapova, who lost to Ivanovic in the semifinals at Roland Garros. "I really wanted to get my revenge."

Maria Sharapova reaches semis in Madrid

Maria Sharapova advanced to the semifinals of the WTA Championships with a 5-7 6-2 6-2 victory over world No. 2 Svetlana Kuznetsova on Thursday.

Maria Sharapova's victory also assured fourth-seeded Serbian Anna Ivanovic (2-0) a spot in the round of four, and the pair will play Friday to decide first place in the Red Group. "I'm happy I didn't stay home," said Sharapova, who has missed time this season with bursitis in her shoulder. "No matter how I do the rest of the way, I'm glad I got to get some more matches in before the end of the year." "She hurt me in the first set but I got hold of myself and stayed tough and positive which was really good," said Maria Sharapova. "I'm really happy I didn't just stay home and quit and not come out here. I'm good, this is really good for me. This will only make me physically stronger."

Maria Sharapova won her first match in more than two months

The sixth-ranked Maria Sharapova won her first match in more than two months Tuesday at the Sony Ericsson Championships, grinding out a 6-4, 7-5 win against Daniela Hantuchova. Maria prevailed in 1 hour, 48 minutes with the help of six aces and four service breaks. Hantuchova managed only two breaks and piled up six double faults in her opening setback.

"I know what I can do. I know I've done it before and I know that if I'm not thinking about this or that and I'm loose then I play great," Maria Sharapova said. "I'm not here just to walk around the court and have some presence. I'm here to compete. I'm here to fight for every point and that's what I do best."

"It's just great to be out on court," Maria said. "For my first match I think I did a good job being solid and just concentrating on what I had to do in order to win the match. I didn't worry about the other things like my shoulder, you know, or how I was gonna play."