Serena Williams Receives $175,000 Fine and Probation for US Open Outburst
The ITF has announced that Serena Williams will receive a fine and probation as a penalty for her unsportsmanlike conduct at the 2009 US Open.
Williams verbally assaulted a lineswoman during her semifinal match against Kim Clijsters after receiving a foot fault.
Serena Williams Facing Possible Fine of One Million Dollars
World number one Serena Williams could potentially face a fine of one million dollars because of her unsportsmanlike conduct at the US Open.
The International Tennis Federation’s Grand Slam Committee is expected to announce its decision this weekend as to whether Serena will be fined or suspended for her actions.
Destination Offseason
The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour tennis offseason officially began Monday as the players head for a much-needed break.
What are the women planning to do over the next seven weeks? For many of them, their holiday plans include everything—-except play tennis.
Venus and Serena Williams to Meet in Sony Ericsson Championships Final
Defending champion Venus Williams will face a familiar foe in the final of the Sony Ericsson Championships on Sunday.
For the eleventh time in their careers, Venus and Serena Williams will compete against one another for a singles title.
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Serena Williams Regains World No. 1 Tennis Ranking
Serena Williams will be back on top of the world rankings come Monday morning.
The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour announced today that the reigning Australian Open and Wimbledon champion will recapture the top spot in women’s tennis.
Venus and Serena Williams Qualify for Season-Ending Championships
Venus and Serena Williams will make a special trip to the Middle East before enjoying the off-season.
The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour announced Tuesday that for the first time in their doubles career, the Williams sisters have qualified for the doubles event at the Sony Ericsson Championships.
Five Women Who Need to Worry about Justine Henin’s Return
After months of soul-searching, Justine Henin announced yesterday that she plans to return to tennis next season.
Now that Henin is back in the picture, at least five women need to think about what Henin’s imminent return could mean to their futures at the top of the sport.
Venus and Serena Williams End the 2009 US Open with Doubles Title
Venus and Serena Williams won their tenth Grand Slam doubles title together on Monday at the US Open.
The fourth-seeded sisters’ 6-2, 6-2 win over Cara Black and Liezel Huber ends two fantastic weeks of tennis at Flushing Meadows.
Serena Williams Officially Apologizes to Lineswoman for US Open Tirade
Serena Williams has officially apologized to the tournament official she verbally assaulted Saturday night at the 2009 US Open.
Williams, who lost to eventual champion Kim Clijsters, wrote a formal apology on her official website Monday.
Serena Releases a Formal Statement, Acknowledges That She is “Human”
Although stopping short of issuing a formal apology, Serena Williams has issued a written statement to her fans regarding her actions.
Her behavior toward a lineswoman who called her on a foot fault has resulted in a fine of $10,500 levied by the USTA and an investigation that may merit a harsher punishment.
Serena Williams Fined $10,500 Dollars; WTA Tour Issues Statement
Former world number one Serena Williams has been fined $10,500 dollars for her abusive behavior on Saturday at the US Open.
Late Sunday, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour CEO Stacey Allaster issued a statement in support of the United States Tennis Association’s decision.
Your Call: Should Serena Williams Be Suspended Because of Her US Open Behavior?
The governing bodies of tennis are expected to meet today to discuss the aftermath of Serena Williams’ actions on Saturday at the US Open.
Should Serena pay a fine for her unsportsmanlike conduct? Or is harsher punishment, possibly even suspension more appropriate?
Kim Clijsters, Caroline Wozniacki Reach 2009 US Open Final
The remarkable story of Kim Clijsters’ comeback return keeps getting better by the day.
The 2005 former champion overcame two years of retirement, thirty-six hours of rain, and a highly controversial Serena Williams to reach the 2009 US Open women’s final on Saturday.
Top 10 T-shirts You Might See On Serena Williams
Last week, Serena Williams made headlines for more than just her match wins. She showed up to one of her post-match press conferences wearing a t-shirt with the message, “You can’t spell dynasty without nasty.”
On the Baseline has come up with a top 10 list of possible messages that you might see on a Serena shirt sometime soon.
First Look at the 2009 US Open Main Draw
After eight months of exciting tennis around the globe, the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour is headed to New York City for the season’s last major tournament.
Aaress Lawless previews the upcoming action at Flushing Meadows and takes a first look at the players to watch during the 2009 US Open.
Serena Williams Clinches Berth in Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Championships
Eleven-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams has booked herself a ticket into the season-ending Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Championships.
The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour announced on Wednesday that Williams has qualified for the prestigious tournament in Doha, Qatar.
Open Forum Friday: Describe Serena Williams in One Word!
She has been named many things over the years, including an eleven-time Grand Slam champion, but how would you describe Serena Williams in just one word?
For this week’s Open Forum Friday discussion, we want you to take a shot at describing Serena. What first comes to mind when you think of her?
Serena Williams Unveils New Contest and Mission Skincare Line
Reigning Wimbledon champion Serena Williams has announced her new skincare line called MISSION Skincare Active-Beauty Line: Featuring Serena Williams.
Starting July 8th and ending July 21st, Serena is also hosting a contest to see what you can do in 90 seconds. The winner will receive a chance to meet her and two VIP tickets to one of her upcoming tournaments.
Splendor in the Grass
Serena Williams won her eleventh Grand Slam singles title on Saturday at the 2009 Championships at Wimbledon.
After finishing runner-up to her sister last year, Serena returned the favor by beating Venus in straight sets 7-6(3), 6-2.
