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Sisters Conquer California
A team with a tremendous amount of doubles accomplishments was victorious in Stanford, while a less-heralded duo, but a successful one nonetheless, took the title in Istanbul. Posted on Aug 03, 2009
Favorites Win On Day 1
STANFORD, CA, USA - The US Open Series kicked off in fine style on Monday, as six first round matches took the courts at the Bank of the West Classic, as well as one of the all-time greatest teams putting on a show.
Posted on Jul 30, 2009
Venus Williams plays for Freedoms
Playing for the Philadelphia Freedoms of World Team Tennis in a 3,000-seat temporary stadium in the King of Prussia Mall's parking lot is quite a bit different from playing on Centre Court at Wimbledon. But for Venus Williams, they both mean one thing: fun on the tennis court. Posted on Jul 15, 2009
There is more to Venus Williams than meets the eye
Helene Elliott, Los Angeles Times:
Venus Williams is among the most famous athletes in the world. A five-time Wimbledon singles champion. Seven-time Grand Slam tournament singles winner and, with younger sister Serena, a nine-time Grand Slam tournament doubles champion. Posted on Jul 15, 2009
For Letterman fans, Venus and Serena Williams on tonight
Diane Pucin, Los Angeles Timess:
This is one reason why David Letterman has the best late-night show -- he gets sports and not just the "ball" sports. Tonight he is hosting Wimbledon's winning women -- Serena and Venus Williams. The sisters won the women's doubles title and Serena beat Venus to win the singles title. Posted on Jul 15, 2009
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