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Venus Williams, fashion designer
By Nicola Copping,
Underwear and sport have a long and fruitful association: think David Beckham and those Armani briefs, or Didier Drogba and Cristiano Ronaldo in vacuum-packed Calvin Kleins on that Vanity Fair cover. Most recently, there is Venus Williams, five-time Wimbledon women’s singles champion and, as of last month’s French Open, controversial purveyor of the flesh-coloured hot pant. Posted on Jun 18, 2010
Venus Williams has designs on two titles at Wimbledon
By Nicole Auerbach, USA TODAY
Through two Grand Slam tournaments the scoreboard for Venus Williams seemingly reads: Fashion, 30, forehands, Love. Williams is having a pretty good season, including two singles titles and climbing to No. 2 in the world. Even so, her outfits have made more headlines than her play - which might not be how she planned it. Posted on Jun 17, 2010
As always, VWilliams looks forward to Wimbledon
HOWARD FENDRICH
AP Tennis Writer There is one, obvious explanation for how much more success Venus Williams enjoys at Wimbledon than at the French Open: One is contested on grass, a speedy surface that accentuates the best aspects of her game; the other is contested on clay, a slow surface that dulls the impact of her powerful serves and groundstrokes. Posted on Jun 17, 2010
"Come to Win" a timeless message
By Bonnie D. Ford
"Come to Win'' is an athlete-driven project based on a refreshing concept -- curiosity about what makes other people tick. Venus Williams, along with her sister Serena, has one of the all-time long-odds success stories. But rather than focusing on her own narrative, Williams chose to ask leaders in a variety of fields how sports had shaped their personal style and mindset. Posted on Jun 16, 2010
Venus Williams eager for new WTT season
By TYLER DUNNE
Philadelphia Daily News dunnet@phillynews.com Venus Williams has arguably never been better. Ranked second in the world, she's nipping at her sister Serena's heels. And in less than 2 weeks, her book "Come to Win" hits the shelves. But in reality, both are footnotes compared with the ruckus she caused at the French Open a couple of weeks ago. Williams' outfit - a risque, black-and-red-laced, French-maid dress - caused great controversy with its scandalous see-through effect. Posted on Jun 15, 2010
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