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Serena Williams sets a new record at the US Open as sister Venus bows out - DefenderNetwork.com

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Making quick work of an opponent, Serena Williams wrapped up her 102nd career U.S. Open match win to break a tie with Chris Evert for the most in the professional era. As Serena, a six-time champion at Flushing Meadows, made history by winning her opening match against fellow American Kristie Ahn, her older sister Venus […]

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