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Serena Williams outclasses Victoria Azarenka to capture the crown – Internazionali BNL D’Italia 2013

Serena Williams outclasses Victoria Azarenka to capture the crown – Internazionali BNL D’Italia 2013 American icon, Serena Williams, crushed the third seeded Belarusian, Victoria Azarenka, with a breadstick at the Internazionali BNL D’Italia 2013 on Sunday. Show More Summary

Serena Williams Defeats Victoria Azarenka to Win Rome Masters 2013

American tennis icon Serena Williams kept her hot streak going through the 2013 Rome Masters on Sunday as she took down Victoria Azarenka in straight sets for a 6-1, 6-3 victory. It was the 51st professional title of Williams' star-studded career, according to Tennis Connected on Twitter. Show More Summary

Rome: Serena and Vika To Meet in Final

Williams beats Halep, Azarenka beats Errani

Why Venus Williams Needs to Retire from Singles Competition

Venus and Serena Williams have never been held to the same standards as other athletes in their sport. They were the ones who were meant to win rooms full of trophies in singles, doubles and mixed—most of which they did—and in turn have become two of the most storied tennis players in the history of the game. Show More Summary

Serena Williams nears Italian Open win

Top-ranked American is one win away from her fourth consecutive title this year after defeating Simona Halep.

Serena Williams Blasts Into Rome Final

Intimate Look at the Williams Sisters

(The Root) -- It's tough being a black female athlete in America, especially if you're crushing the competition in a predominantly white sport like tennis where fans have called you "nigger" midgame. In Venus and Serena, the new documentary...Show More Summary

Maria Sharapova Withdraws from Rome, Guaranteeing Serena Williams No. 1 Ranking

Maria Sharapova withdrew from the Italian Open on Friday morning, according to SI.com. This guarantees Serena Williams the No. 1 ranking going into the French Open. Because she could not defend her title in Rome, Sharapova will lose points and fall further behind Williams. Show More Summary

Elsewhere In he World: Serena Williams Spotted Shopping In Rome With Sister And Swirly Boo Coach [Photos]

Serena Williams claims that this guy isn’t chopping down those large muscley backs of hers, but here is her coach Patrick Mouratoglou out chilling with her family in Rome holding Lanvin bags and the whole nine. Peep more shots

Serena Williams Wants to Open a Nail Salon and Shoot a Reality TV Show There. Weird, Right?

When she's not on the tennis court, Serena Williams can be found in the nail salon. It turns out the tennnis champ is a huge fan of nail art and even talks about opening her own salon and filming a reality show there! In an interview...Show More Summary

Tennis Phenom Sloane Stephens Thought She Was 'Off The Record' When She Trashed Serena Williams

In ESPN The Magazine's May issue, Marin Cogan profiled the young tennis phenom Sloane Stephens. Stephens absolutely trashes Williams in the interview, saying Williams hadn't spoken to her since they played (and Serena lost) at the Australian Open. Show More Summary

Breaking Down How Serena Williams Stacks Up Against Top Men's Tennis Players

Serena Williams defeated No. 2 Maria Sharapova, again. Her win at the Madrid Open was the 13th straight over Sharapova. Serena, ranked No. 1, has an astounding 41-5 record against the rest of the Top Five players on the WTA tour. Serena's...Show More Summary

Serena Williams defeats Maria Sharapova to claim the championship title – Mutua Madrid Open 2013

Serena Williams defeats Maria Sharapova to claim the championship title – Mutua Madrid Open 2013 In the battle for the world number one spot, the American veteran, Serena Williams, took the better of the Russian beauty queen, Maria Sharapova. Show More Summary

Serena Williams thumps Maria Kirilenko to reach the quarter-finals – Mutua Madrid Open 2013

Serena Williams thumps Maria Kirilenko to reach the quarter-finals – Mutua Madrid Open 2013 Reigning world number one, Serena Williams, continued with her blasting run of form this season andpowered her way into the quarter-final rounds of Mutua Madrid Open on Thursday. Show More Summary

Serena Williams Will Have Strong Showing at French Open Despite Past Struggles

Serena Williams has dominated tennis for more than a decade, but the French Open has always been a problem. That will not be the case this time around. The American has won an incredible 15 Grand Slam tournaments in her career, which ranks her among the best of all time. Show More Summary

Serena Williams' Dominant Display in Madrid Sets Up Momentum for Roland Garros

Serena Williams smashed the competition in Madrid, which easily prepares her for the 2013 French Open. En route to taking Madrid's clay, Williams lost only one set in six matches and defeated Maria Sharapova 6-1 and 6-4 in the finals. Show More Summary

Serena Williams' Madrid Open Win Sets Stage for Huge French Open Performance

Serena Williams hasn ’t had much success on the red clay, but her win at the Madrid Open now sets the stage for the 31-year-old to compete for a title at Roland Garros at the end of May. The French Open has never been especially kind to No. Show More Summary

Madrid: S. Williams d. Sharapova

It’s quite clear that Serena Williams loves to play—er, make that beat on—Maria Sharapova. What’s most striking is that she does it in such a cold, merciless, tight-lipped fashion. You can almost feel the scorn dripping from Serena’s...Show More Summary

Serena Williams Takes 50th Title, Still Number One

Serena Williams has triumphed again to win the 2013 Madrid Open, netting her 50th title and retaining her position as the world’s number one women’s tennis player. It was her first red clay title win since the 2002 French Open — and what many observers thought might be Maria Sharapova’s best chance to defeat her [...]Show More Summary

Top 5 Serena Williams' Victories over Maria Sharapova

Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova will play for the No. 1 ranking tomorrow in the Madrid Open. It is their 14th meeting. Williams holds a 12-2 edge. When the two top players and two biggest names in women's tennis clash it's a marquee matchup. Show More Summary