Can French Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova find her form?
[GALLO/GETTY] Russian hopes Elsewhere, the top five is rounded out by the Russians Elena Dementieva and Svetlana Kuznetsova. Newly-crowned French Open Champion Kuznetsova suffered a shock loss on the grass of Eastbourne in her warm-up, so may feel a little unprepared to mount a title challenge. Dementieva is an unpredictable force, reaching her first Wimbledon semi-final last year, but after a brilliant start, her form has tailed off and she may find herself losing points this year. The only other top ten player who may possibly cause some havoc is Dane Caroline Wozniacki. Ninth in the world and still only 18, she is a former junior champion on these lawns, and a quarter-final or better beckons for her. However, all eyes will be on the current junior champion, British girl Laura Robson. At just 15, she will not only be the youngest player in the draw, but the lowest ranked at 484. She has been likened to a young Kim Clijsters, and who knows, with a good draw, she could spring some upse
