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How Serena and Venus Williams changed women’s tennis for ever

Power, athleticism and an attacking mindset: the Williams sisters raised the bar on court and brought diverse appeal off it

The Guardian - UK

The numbers behind two decades of Serena Williams’ dominance

Williams is expected to retire after the US Open, scene of her first major triumph in 1999.

The Independent UK

The mind of Serena Williams

LOS ANGELES — During coverage of the 2005 French Open, tennis commentator Mary Carillo famously shared an essay in which she pointed out the similarities between winning on clay and winning at life. The piece was called "I want my kids to be clay courters."

Los Angeles Times

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Serena Williams set the marker that matters – no asterisks needed

Her record of 23 grand slam singles titles in the Open era stands alone but Williams’s tennis legacy goes far beyond statistics

The Guardian - UK

Grand slams, gold medals and foot faults: Serena Williams’ most notable moments

The American is one of the greatest tennis players of all time. We take a look back at what has been a remarkable career

The Guardian - US

Iga Świątek might be the best bet for a Grand Slam since prime Venus and Serena Williams

There seems to be no stopping tennis's potential next great superstar.

USA Today Sports Media Group

5 players whose early retirements shocked tennis

Ashleigh Barty has announced her retirement from the game at the age of 25.

The Independent UK

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How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is Impacting Tennis

Unpacking all of the angles, from Russian logos on gear, to Sharapova’s response, to Medvedev’s recent losses and more.

Sports Illustrated

Queen of the court: the trailblazer who never backed down

Sania Mirza is no ordinary champion. She reached No. 1 and won multiple Grand Slam titles, doing things on her terms and inspiring millions with her courage in tennis and in life

The Hindu

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