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Serena Williams Becomes First Tennis Player to Win 100 Matches at U.S. Open’s Iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium

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When Serena Williams defeated Maria Sakkari at the U.S. Open on Monday, Sept. 7, she accomplished three things at once: She qualified for the tournament's […]

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