• Serena Williams will play in the single and doubles finals of the Australian Open
Serena Williams is clearly an American tennis player although I couldn’t blame her if she applied for dual citizenship in Australia. My girlfriend Serena has won the Australian Open singles title 3 times, and she’s in the final for singles and doubles this year.
Making it to the finals in both singles and doubles has given Serena Williams a few distinctions. First, she passed Annika Sorenstam and now holds the title for most career prize money won by a female athlete. Second, if she wins the Australian Open singles title she’ll be one of seven women with 10 or more Grand Slam victories. Third, she’s extended her lead in the “Female athlete with the most junk in the trunk” category. Read the full story
I’ve had a thing for Serena Williams for a long time, so she could sneeze on camera and I would post it here at YBB. This video features one of my favorite combinations.. Serena Williams dancing in black stretch pants.
Bloggas be Typin’ is a round-up of stories from around the sphere that you might have missed, but should read. Today’s issue features an interview with Terrell Suggs of the Baltimore Ravens, Urban Meyer covering point spreads, and a formula proving Francisco Rodriguez will sign with the New York Mets. Click the pictures for the source.
Serena Williams captured her third U.S. Open title with a 6-4, 7-5 victory over Jelena Jankovic, and celebrated by throwing her racket into the air and literally jumping for joy. The victory means Serena Williams will be ranked number one for the first time since 2003.
Venus and Serena Williams are following in the footsteps of Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson by becoming two sport stars. The ladies have joined the Double Stuffed Racing League and seem to be taking it very seriously. The DSRL already features Peyton and Eli Manning, and now the brothers should expect a challege from the Williams sisters.
Don King took some time out of his busy Crocs promoting schedule to talk Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the U.S. Open with Arthel Neville of Fox 5 San Diego. Mr. King gives us a lesson on talking about everything and nothing at the same time during the interview.
