Former world number one Maria Sharapova said Tuesday she still had “a lot of fire” as she attempts to resurrect her career after an injury-plagued 2019. The five-time major winner will open her 2020 campaign in Brisbane after being awarded a wildcard by organizers in preparation for the Australian Open later in January. “To be fair when I was younger I never saw myself playing past 30,” the 32-year-old Russian told reporters in Brisbane. “But I still feel there is a lot in me to give. I still have a lot of...