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  1. Serena Williams had her first baby on Friday, her sister Venus Williams confirmed to ESPN at the US Open. "I'm super excited," Venus Williams said when asked by ESPN's Pam Shriver about becoming an aunt again, moments before her third-round match. "Words can't describe." Television station WPBF

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  1. INDIAN WELLS, Calif. -- Tennis fans were treated to the 29th meeting between Venus and Serena Williams on Monday night during the third round at the BNP Paribas Open. It was the earliest meeting in a tournament between the sisters since 1998, but it had nearly the buildup and hype of a Grand Slam

  2. NEW YORK -- Madison Keys completed the clean sweep for American women, giving the host country all four US Open semifinal spots for the first time in 36 years. The 15th-seeded Keys served impeccably, controlled groundstroke exchanges from the baseline and was never in trouble during a 6-3, 6-3

  3. Serena Williams had her first baby on Friday, her sister Venus Williams confirmed to ESPN at the US Open. "I'm super excited," Venus Williams said when asked by ESPN's Pam Shriver about becoming an aunt again, moments before her third-round match. "Words can't describe." Television station WPBF

  4. LONDON -- "Last name 'Ever.' First name 'Greatest.' " Drake's got a lyric for everything. The last two weeks, the rapper has been in Serena Williams' player box at the All England Club, where on Saturday he got a chance to see Williams win her sixth Wimbledon championship and her 21st Grand Slam

  5. MELBOURNE, Australia -- Long lost in the wake of her sister Serena, 36-year-old Venus Williams keeps on keeping on -- to the point that we take her for granted. Venus' 6-3, 6-2 victory over Swiss qualifier Stefanie Voegele on Wednesday in the second round of the Australian Open was her 233rd Grand

  6. MELBOURNE, Australia -- Long lost in the wake of her sister Serena, 36-year-old Venus Williams keeps on keeping on -- to the point that we take her for granted. Venus' 6-3, 6-2 victory over Swiss qualifier Stefanie Voegele on Wednesday in the second round of the Australian Open was her 233rd Grand

  7. MELBOURNE, Australia - Long lost in the wake of her sister Serena, 36-year-old Venus Williams keeps on keeping on -- to the point that we take her for granted. Venus' 6-3, 6-2 second-round victory over Swiss qualifier Stefanie Voegele on Wednesday was her 233rd Grand Slam match win, a total that

  8. This week, the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland, is expected to decide the playing fate of the biggest tennis star ever caught using a performance-enhancing drug. Regardless of whether Maria Sharapova's two-year suspension is upheld or cut in half, as some tennis observers

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