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Serena Williams won in straight sets against defending champion Maria Sharapova at the French Open for her 16th Grand Slam singles tennis title. Now she’s focusing on Wimbledon and Roger Federer’s mark.
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Serena Williams dethroned defending champion Maria Sharapova to claim her first French Open title in more than a decade.
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Serena Williams was in tears and at one of the lowest points in her career, her earliest Grand Slam defeat.
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When Charles Brewer was shown the piece of land in Guanacaste province, Costa Rica, back in 2006, he knew immediately it was what he had been looking for. Located on the Central American nation’s Pacific coast, it consists of 1,200 acres of rolling hills, with numerous overlooks, a crescent beach and roaming monkeys.
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Wildcard Sabine Lisicki of Germany defeated third-seeded Li Na in the second round of the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
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Vince Spadea, who in an 18-year up- and-down pro tennis career had wins over Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, stood at net at East Hampton’s Buckskill Tennis Club feeding balls side-to-side to a winded amateur.
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Kimiko Date-Krumm is blazing a trail for 40-and-older tennis players at the Australian Open and may not stop anytime soon.
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Serena Williams is primed to move one Grand Slam closer to the apex of women’s tennis history, entering the U.S. Open in top form at an age when many see their skills erode.
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French Open champion Li Na became the highest seed to exit Wimbledon in a three-set loss to Sabine Lisicki, while Serena Williams recovered from a set down to reach round three and Roger Federer advanced in straight sets.
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Serena Williams has an advantage over every other woman who has played tennis: She never has had to face her own serve.
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