Serena Williams

Athlete Serena Williams became a professional tennis player in 1995. Since that time, she has won more Grand Slam titles in women's doubles, singles and mixed doubles than any other current player. The Compton native is the most recent player to simultaneously hold all four Grand Slam singles titles, making her the fifth women to attain this accomplishment in tennis history. Along with her sister Venus, she has won two Olympic gold medals in women's doubles.  Together, Serena and Venus have won 12 Grand Slam doubles titles.  Yet Serena has bested her sister six out of eight times when they've met in Grand Slam finals. In 2009, she and her sister made a move off the court by becoming part owners of the Miami Dolphins. 
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Sloane and Serena Squash Their Beef

After blasting Serena Williams for allegedly giving her the cold shoulder after she beat her in the Australian Open in January, tennis star Sloane Stephens took to Twitter on Wednesdays to call a truce. "Guilty of being naive. Much respect 4 @sere...

Venus and Serena: May 10

Iconic champion athletes Venus and Serena Williams reportedly have disassociated themselves from this documentary. The tennis star siblings allegedly have issue with the filmmakers’ portrayal of their father, Richard Williams, in the movie. But th...

Celebrities: Common Attends the Free Angela Premiere in NYC

BET.com recaps the week in celeb sightings. (4/5/2013)

Serena Williams

A fierce competitor on the court, Serena Williams let the intensity get the best of her when she unleashed a finger-pointing, profanity-laced tirade on an official at the 2009 U.S. Open. The outburst cost Williams a record $82,500 in fines. (Photo...

Black and White

Serena Williams' envy-worthy body was put on full display in a striped Topshop dress. At less than $100, it perfectly complemented the tennis champ's curves. (Photo: Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Serena Williams Beats Sharapova in Sony Open Final

Serena Williams earned a record sixth Key Biscayne women's title Saturday by beating familiar foil Maria Sharapova 4-6, 6-3, 6-0 at the Sony Open.
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