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Olanrewaju OlakunleThe two-times US Open winner and seven-time Grand Slam champion, Venus Williams, was defeated on Monday in her opening match at the Chicago Women’s Open and she’s not gone beyond the second round of any Grand Slam competition this year.
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Olanrewaju OlakunleSerena Williams wins ASB Classic Final in Auckland, her first title win since giving birth in 2017
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Olanrewaju OlakunleAfrican-American sisters, Venus and Serena have contributed nobly to the great game of tennis. Their impacts on breaking racial or gender barriers can’t be overlooked. Serena and Venus through their incredible tennis and values added to the Sport, they stand out among the likes of Ora Washington (known as the Queen of Tennis), Althea Gibson (the first woman of colour to win a Grand Slam title at the French Open) and Zina Garrison (the second African-American woman to play a Grand Slam final after Althea Gibson) in the top5 African-American female tennis players from early 20th century till date.
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Olanrewaju OlakunleNo doubt, Serena Williams is one of the Greatest Tennis Stars of All Time. Her records in past years have shown she is one to reckon with. S. Williams has the second-highest Grand Slam Titles, 23, of All Time in Women’s Singles – Margaret Smith Court on 24, Steffi Graf on 22, and Helen Wills Moody on 19. If we consider only Open Era, Serena Williams has the highest Grand Slam Titles in Women’s Tennis.
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