Memories of Wimbledon still fresh for Henin

　　TORONTO (AP) -- Justine Henin will come into Toronto with the memories of her last tennis match still fresh. On the verge of the Wimbledon final, she was upset by Marion Bartoli.

　　"Wimbledon, it seems far away from me now, but it's true that I have also a feeling that I need a little bit of revenge from that," Henin said Monday. "I could be very calm and understand what did happen. It's tough, you need a lot of humility.

　　The world's top-ranked player has already won five tournaments this season, including the French Open.

　　Henin, who has a bye through to Wednesday's second round as one of the top eight seeds, won the Rogers Cup in Toronto in 2003. She also lost to Kim Clijsters in the final in 2005.

　　"Toronto is a lot of good memories, it's a very special tournament to me so I'm very happy I could make it, and I hope I'm going to have a good one," she said.

　　The 25-year-old Henin has gone 38-4 this season, but hasn't played since her premature ending at Wimbledon, pulling out of a tournament in San Diego with injuries to both her wrists.

　　"Apparently it's getting much better," she said.

　　Bartoli is also hoping to get back on track since stealing the spotlight at the All England Club.

　　The 22-year-old upended two of the world's top three players -- Henin and No. 3 Jelena Jankovic -- before losing to Venus Williams in the final. But she's been ousted in the first and second rounds in her past two tournaments.

　　She returned to action for the Bank of the West Classic, but lost in her first match to Lilia Osterloh. Last weekend, she was ousted in the second round of the East West Bank Classic by Russian Maria Kirilenko.

　　"It's hard to bounce back after such great results, especially because it was the first time for me," Bartoli said. "I think I came back to the tour a little too early, I think it was a mistake. My body was so tired, I just got sick."