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Serena Williams loses to woman ranked 116th; Coco Gauff wins - Black News Channel

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Entering Friday, Serena Williams had played 967 tour-level singles matches as a professional, with just four losses against opponents ranked outside the top 100 — and none in eight years. Well, it's time to add to that list: Williams was beaten by No. 116 Shelby Rogers 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) in the Top Seed Open quarterfinals. 'It's good to know,' Williams said, 'I can play a lot, lot, lot better.' She'll want to do so soon: The U.S. Open begins Aug. 31. Rogers, who is from South Carolina, took six of the last eight points Friday […]

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