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London, July 4: Serena Williams joked earlier this week that she would steal her sister Venus’s breakfast on Saturday if they both made it to another Wimbledon singles final. Now that they have, tennis fans will have to wait and see whether the competitive edge implied by that quip is translated into a final worthy of both the occasion and their combined talent. The sisters’ paths have crossed 15 times before on the women’s tour and few of those encounters have lived up to the hopes invested in them as clashes between two of the most talented players in the history of the women’s game. The often lacklustre nature of their matches has led to suggestions that the sisters are simply too close to really go for the jugular when they face each other across the net. A less benign explanation of why their clashes have largely failed... [read full story]
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Women's singles third round result: V WILLIAMS (US) 7 bt A Keothavong (GB) To get involved use 606 or text us your views & comments on 81111. Venus 5-2 Keothavong A little battle-juice, that's for sure - a spanker forehand...
For the second round in succession, defending champion Venus Williams struggled to get to grips with a British player at Wimbledon. But for the second round in succession, the four-time winner eased through the next set to book...
For the second round in succession, defending champion Venus Williams struggled to get to grips with a British player at Wimbledon. But for the second round in succession, the four-time winner eased through the next set to book...
For the second round in succession, defending champion Venus Williams struggled to get to grips with a British player at Wimbledon. But for the second round in succession, the four-time winner eased through the next set to book...
Williams acknowledges the crowd after her victory over British No1 Keothavong. Photograph: Ian Walton/Getty Images One cannot help feeling that Anne Keothavong made her biggest mistake when she struck Venus Williams with the...
Straight out of Hackney and Compton, relatives endure the intimacy of the players' box There were hundreds of empty seats around Centre Court at 1pm yesterday, as lunch proved a bigger attraction for the corporate crowd than...
Published Date: 27 June 2008 WHEN Venus Williams raced into a 2-0 lead at the start of her second-round match against Anne Keothavong, there looked like being every chance that the contest between the reigning champion and the...
As someone once said about Wayne Rooney: "Remember the name" – in this case, Anne Keothavong. Britain's leading woman tennis player she might be, but the viewing public was not even grasping the pronounceable bit of her name...
Is playing some brilliant tennis on centre court at the moment. If she can take this first set I think she'll win the match, Venus is looking frustrated and distracted. It's so good to see a British girl giving it this against...
By Brough Scott Have your say Read comments Within four minutes Anne Keothavong was 0-2 down having taken just one point. The phrase "embarrassing mismatch" was in the notebook and one wondered if the word "steamrollered" could...
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