Venus Williams

2022 - 8 - 31

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Without big sister Venus, the Serena Williams story could never be told (The Washington Post)

No recounting of Serena Williams's career is complete without including the influence of sister Venus.

When and if Venus decides to announce her retirement, she will receive a full-throated feting of her career, as Serena is getting now. Still, the final matches of her career may not look like Serena’s. [ equal pay at Wimbledon](https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/sports/2007/02/23/wimbledon-relents-will-award-equal-pay/73205be9-259c-4184-901d-6139897c7e4c/?itid=lk_inline_manual_28), then became the first woman to collect said equal paycheck. Venus has tried hard to be objective as her sister ponders the end of her career. For now, her mind is far from the end of her own career. Venus has always been quieter and more stoic than her fiery sister; the glitz and pomp may not be there. That they both reflected her family unit and showed the world a positive example of a Black household was extra special. And then to always see them with their father — I know the stereotypes. Long before Margaret Court’s record of 24 major singles championships came into view, the only one who could hang with her climb up the record books was Venus. She wants to provide as little influence as possible, offering nothing but unconditional support and a doubles partner, when asked. Venus, 42, and Serena, 40, have long credited a healthy portion of their success to growing up on the court together. That they were a sister act made them all the more powerful.

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Venus Williams, Emma Raducanu, Naomi Osaka all out in US Open ... (Business Standard)

The welcome and support for Venus Williams in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday afternoon were not the same as they were for her sister, Serena, ...

But that would be her only break of the match and soon enough, Van Uytvanck was putting away a volley winner to close out the win. More subscription to our online content can only help us achieve the goals of offering you even better and more relevant content. So her first-round match Monday fell into the category of a must-see happening, drawing a record crowd of more than 29,000 to the tournament grounds, including more than 23,000 in Ashe and the atmosphere was uproarious and electric from start to finish of her 6-3, 6-3 victory over Danka Kovinic. As we battle the economic impact of the pandemic, we need your support even more, so that we can continue to offer you more quality content. 1, also lost in the first round of the French Open this year and has slid to 44th in the rankings. After this match, Venus simply slung her red equipment bag over her left shoulder, carried her racket in her right hand, and quickly walked off toward the locker room. Business Standard has always strived hard to provide up-to-date information and commentary on developments that are of interest to you and have wider political and economic implications for the country and the world. So it was a completely new experience for me, getting a racket back in my hand and trying to acclimate as quick as possible to be ready for the U.S. 9 that she was getting ready to step away from her playing career, leaving unclear exactly when the end would be, although she hinted it could come at the U.S. It was Serena who announced to the world on Aug. [tennis](/topic/tennis) and been without a racket in my hand. And yet another past champ bowed out in straight sets when Naomi Osaka, who won two of her four Grand Slam titles in New York, was eliminated by Australian Open runner-up Danielle Collins 7-6 (5), 6-3 in a match that ended after midnight.

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Venus Williams future in doubt after US Open loss (Planet Sport)

Asked about her future afterwards, the six-time grand slam singles champion said: "Right now I'm just focused on the doubles." The sisters will play doubles ...

"I know the conditions are tough but also just US Open being the fourth grand slam of the season, we already played for eight months. "I feel like my level is just better," said the Pole. "We're a huge influence on each other, and I'm a huge influence on her. That's what matters most is to do things on her own terms." "I wanted to be there, but I had obviously an early start today. "I definitely watched it," said Venus.

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How Venus Williams Spends Her Time Off The Tennis Court While ... (Travel + Leisure India)

Venus Williams has been training hard in preparation for the US Open but she has the perfect way to blow off steam while travelling.

“In a hotel, people clean and make your bed,” she joked. This time around, it’s set to be a family affair as her sister, Serena, took the court for her first US Open match last night — in what’s expected to be her last tournament before retirement. “I love that you can take a different running trail there, it’s like New York except with mountains and ocean and a very foreign cool vibe.” However, this year it was under construction as part of the hotel’s major restoration. “I have not been back to the Open since 2020,” she said. “As I’ve been on tour, I’ve been going to concerts,” she told Travel + Leisure in a recent exclusive interview.

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US Open: Venus Williams, 42, is out in first round | NEWS.am Sport ... (Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am)

The former world No. 1 in both singles and doubles and the winner of seven Grand Slam singles titles…

The 42-year-old American tennis player could not pass the first round in this competition. Venus Williams, the former world No. 1 in both singles and doubles and the winner of seven Grand Slam singles titles, has been eliminated in the US Open.

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Venus tight-lipped on future as Serena heads towards retirement (Fiji Times)

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Venus Williams made a quiet exit from the U.S. Open singles on Tuesday after losing 6-1 7-6(5) to Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck in front ...

Opens that she has gone out in the first round. “I definitely watched it,” said Venus when asked about her sister’s elaborate farewell ceremony. Open main draw were even born. Open as her final event. Serena had signalled her intention to retire in a Vogue article in early August, saying she was “evolving away from tennis” but never confirming the U.S. The subdued scene was in stark contraast to what unfolded on Monday when a raucous star-studded crowd filled the world’s biggest tennis venue to cheer on her younger sibling Serena to a 6-3 6-3 win over Danka Kovinic in her Flushing Meadows opener and then celebrated the 23-times Grand Slam winner’s career.

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'Serena is the boss' says Venus after US Open exit (RTE.ie)

Venus Williams kept her thoughts on her tennis future to herself after losing in the opening round of the US Open.

That's what matters most is to do things on her own terms." "We're a huge influence on each other, and I'm a huge influence on her. "I wanted to be there, but I had obviously an early start today.

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Venus Williams out of US Open; Raducanu loses in 1st Rd, too | The ... (Business Mirror)

NEW YORK—The welcome and support for Venus Williams in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday afternoon were not the same as they were for her sister, Serena, ...

But that would be her only break of the match and soon enough, Van Uytvanck was putting away a volley winner to close out the win. After this match, Venus simply slung her red equipment bag over her left shoulder, carried her racket in her right hand, and quickly walked off toward the locker room. It was Serena who announced to the world on August 9 that she was getting ready to step away from her playing career, leaving unclear exactly when the end would be, although she hinted it could come at the US Open. “It was definitely the longest time I have been away from tennis and been without a racket in my hand. Venus was off the tour in singles entirely from August 2021 until less than a month ago and is now 0-4 since her return. Raducanu, [who was 18 and ranked 150th when she won the title as a qualifier a year ago](https://apnews.com/article/us-open-tennis-championships-sports-new-york-emma-raducanu-0504277b015f8062ad35a7c8a7712033), was bothered by hand blisters—she took a medical timeout for treatment after the first set—and was outplayed by Cornet, a 32-year-old from France who also upset No. So it was a completely new experience for me, getting a racket back in my hand and trying to acclimate as quick as possible to be ready for the US Open, which was not easy,” she said. “It was Serena’s idea. Nadal did not show any serious lingering issues with the torn abdominal muscle that forced him out of Wimbledon in July. [Emma Raducanu](https://apnews.com/article/us-open-tennis-championships-sports-angelique-kerber-iga-swiatek-emma-raducanu-d9142d511204bf0ac1c1821ec810dc67) became only the third defending US Open champion to lose in the first round, eliminated by Alizé Cornet, 6-3, 6-3. “I’m going to drop down the rankings. Tennis, in general,” Van Uytvanck said.

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"She's my rock" - Serena Williams excited to play with sister Venus (TennisUpToDate.com)

Serena Williams and Venus Williams will play the doubles one last time at the 2022 US Open and the younger Williams can't wait. The sisters have played many ...

"She's my rock. It's been a long time." For Serena, it's mostly just about playing with her sister one last time before walking away from tennis for good.

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'She's the Boss' - Venus Williams' Stunning Reaction About Pairing ... (EssentiallySports)

Venus Williams, the seven times Grand Slam champion is looking forward to sharing the US Open court with sister Serena Williams.

The seven-time Grand Slam champion is going through a rough patch, as she has lost all of her opening round matches since her comeback. Speaking of their records together, the duo have claimed 14 Grand Slam titles with the latest coming in 2016 on the grass courts of Wimbledon. And now her wish has come true. “I don’t think we have played since 2016, but might be getting that wrong. ADVERTISEMENT However, for quite some time, they focused on singles, especially Serena.

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Venus Williams, Raducanu, Osaka All Out in US Open 1st Round (The National Herald)

Venus Williams, of the United States, reacts after losing a point to Alison Van Uytvanck, of Belgium, during the first round of the US Open tennis ...

By Continuing to access the website, you agree that we will store data in a cookie as outlined in our Privacy Policy. But that would be her only break of the match and soon enough, Van Uytvanck was putting away a volley winner to close out the win. So her first-round match Monday fell into the category of a must-see happening, drawing a record crowd of more than 29,000 to the tournament grounds, including more than 23,000 in Ashe — and the atmosphere was uproarious and electric from start to finish of her 6-3, 6-3 victory over Danka Kovinic. After this match, Venus simply slung her red equipment bag over her left shoulder, carried her racket in her right hand, and quickly walked off toward the locker room. 1, also lost in the first round of the French Open this year and has slid to 44th in the rankings. The National Herald is the paper of record of the Greek Diaspora community. So it was a completely new experience for me, getting a racket back in my hand and trying to acclimate as quick as possible to be ready for the U.S. “It was definitely the longest time I have been away from tennis and been without a racket in my hand. 9 that she was getting ready to step away from her playing career, leaving unclear exactly when the end would be, although she hinted it could come at the U.S. It was Serena who announced to the world on Aug. Venus was off the tour in singles entirely from August 2021 until less than a month ago and is now 0-4 since her return. And yet another past champ bowed out in straight sets when Naomi Osaka, who won two of her four Grand Slam titles in New York, was eliminated by Australian Open runner-up Danielle Collins 7-6 (5), 6-3 in a match that ended after midnight.

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