As expected, there is nothing easy here for Jelena.  The one positive thing to take from this draw is that she didn't draw Lindsay in the 1rd.  Anastasia Myskina isn't such a bad first round opponent though, and even with Jelena's recent dip in form, Jelena will fancy her chances.  Jelena has an impressive record against the Russians, and it's not as if Myskina has been firing on all cylindres lately either.  Jelena should advance to the QF stage.  Should she reach that stage, a fresh Serena Williams will be waiting to eat up our girl.  It's extremely difficult to see anyone stopping Serena this week, and an out of form Dokic is unlikely to prove to be much competition for the #1 ranked player in the world.  However, Jelena likes being the underdog, and has been known to cause a few upsets in the past.  In the unlikely event of Jelena reaching the SF, she will most likely come up against Daniela Hantuchova, unless Jeniffer Capriati can find her game.  A Jelena that is able to beat Serena Williams shouldn't have too much difficulty overcoming either of these players, but the chances of her even reaching this stage are slim.  The other half of the draw sees a possible 'battle of the Belgians' in the QF.  While Justine Henin will be expected to defeat Elena Dementieva, Kim Clijsters will have a real job on her hands when she comes up against the powerful Chanda Rubin.  Another interesting QF match up would be Lindsay Davenport against Venus Williams.  Should Lindsay stay injury free, she should be able to see just how close she is to her best when she comes up against the formidable Venus.  Venus will no doubt be looking to bounce back to form after her suprising loss to Magdalena Maleeva at the Kremlin Cup jusr a few weeks ago.