Maria Sharapova has downplayed the news that surfaced recently suggesting that she and boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov have already broken up. Sharapova's statements are proof that everything is going great in her relationship, and nothing is going wrong.

According to a report by Standart News, a Bulgarian news outlet, Sharapova was asked about her relationship with Dimitrov during a press conference in China. A local journalist reportedly told Sharapova that they were getting worried about her romance with the 10th-ranked Dimitrov. The Russian tennis hottie returned that question to the journalist and asked why should there be a need to worry.

"Everything is great," Sharapova said. "Thank you, I appreciate your concern, thank you for caring about me so much," she added.

Dimitrov further dismissed the breakup rumour because he was spotted watching Sharapova's first round match at the 2014 China Open. In another news article by Standart News, it has been reported that Dimitrov was in attendance when Sharapova beat Estonian Kaia Kanepi in two straight sets, 6-4 6-1 on Sept. 28. Sharapova was seeded fourth in the tournament. Sharapova will face Elina Svitolina of Ukraine in the second round. She didn't not compete in China in 2013 because she had to pull out because of an injury to her right shoulder. She last competed in 2012, where she made it to the finals before losing to Victoria Azarenka.

Dimitrov is also a participant in the 2014 China Open. He is seeded fifth in the tournament. He is reportedly hoping to build up his attempt to be in the running for his first Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) World Tour Finals in London. For Dimitrov, the most important thing is to make sure that her plays at his highest level from this point onward. He will play against Fernando Verdasco of Spain in the first round in China.

The 2014 China Open is part of the ATP World Tour 500 Series and the last Women's Tennis Association (WTA) Premier Mandatory Tournament of the current tennis season. The men's and women's singles matches will take place at the National Tennis Center in Beijing, China from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5