Stepped up Marion Bartoli of France, ranked second to the semi finals of the Paris Open tennis tournament on Saturday after beating Czech Klara Zacopalova.
Bartoli beat that played in front of the masses of the country's rival Czech Zacopalova straight sets by 7-6, 6 - zero in the first semi-final of the tournament in the French capital.
In the first Czech player stood in the face of French rival before the latter excels in the end, and extends its superiority to the second group won by a landslide.
Bartoli became the most prominent candidates to win the title after the departure of the Russian top seed Maria Sharapova in the quarterfinals and will meet in the final match of the tournament on Sunday with German Angelique Kerbz ninth seed or with Belgian Yanina Wickmayer.
Said Bartoli told reporters after the win, "at first suffered from problems in the muscles after the game yesterday (which lasted two hours and a half)."
However, the performance of Zacopalova made 5-2 in the first set before rising up Bartoli played a role as well.
Bartoli said, "It was difficult to send the balls if they continued that way for complicated things for me .. then I started to feel better physically. This a good omen for tomorrow's game."
Bartoli will meet in the final with the German Langley Kerber ninth seed, who beat Belgian Yanina Wickmayer 6-7, 6-3, 6-4.
Bartoli beat that played in front of the masses of the country's rival Czech Zacopalova straight sets by 7-6, 6 - zero in the first semi-final of the tournament in the French capital.
In the first Czech player stood in the face of French rival before the latter excels in the end, and extends its superiority to the second group won by a landslide.
Bartoli became the most prominent candidates to win the title after the departure of the Russian top seed Maria Sharapova in the quarterfinals and will meet in the final match of the tournament on Sunday with German Angelique Kerbz ninth seed or with Belgian Yanina Wickmayer.
Said Bartoli told reporters after the win, "at first suffered from problems in the muscles after the game yesterday (which lasted two hours and a half)."
However, the performance of Zacopalova made 5-2 in the first set before rising up Bartoli played a role as well.
Bartoli said, "It was difficult to send the balls if they continued that way for complicated things for me .. then I started to feel better physically. This a good omen for tomorrow's game."
Bartoli will meet in the final with the German Langley Kerber ninth seed, who beat Belgian Yanina Wickmayer 6-7, 6-3, 6-4.



