Tennis' ranking teenage superstar won another tournament yesterday, and a spiffy new car, and $196,900, and she was polite enough not to yawn in public. Yet if it weren't for a couple of tell-tale fist pumps, the new champion of the Acura Classic would have registered roughly the same level of excitement as the kids parking cars at the La Costa Resort and Spa. “I can't say, 'Wow, I just beat Kim (Clijsters) and that's where it all ends,' ” Sharapova said. “I have a wider perspective on things and life. . . . Of course, I'm happy, but I'm not going to jump up and down on this table to show you how happy I am.” The trouble with winning Wimbledon at 17, of earning the world's No. 1 ranking at 18, of being named one of People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People and as Forbes' wealthiest female athlete is that it tends to render the rest of your life an anticlimax. Well she's our dream girl and we will continuesly support her in all her future endevours