The Championships, Wimbledon

The Williams sisters ruled Centre Court, while Daniel Nestor completed the career Grand Slam. www.truveo.com

By rss@youtube.com (LMNRTV) Keith Wilson poem on the Williams sisters - Venus and Serena - from the BBC's Wimbledon coverage 2004. Author: LMNRTV Keywords: Wimbledon BBC Tennis Centre Court Venus Serena Williams Final Federer Poetry Poem Love Added: September 1, 2008

Serena Williams thinks her thighs and arms are “too muscular” July 4th, 2009 Williams sisters win Wimbledon doubles titleWIMBLEDON, England — Venus and Serena Williams have won their fourth women's doubles title at ... Tennis: Desperate Safina seeks US Open title to stop SerenaAsiaOne

By Kevin Mitchell All that saved this Wimbledon final from descending into a tedious monument to the one-paced predictability that grips women's tennis was, as ever, the athletic integrity of the Williams sisters. In two sets there wasn't one sliced shot," King said later, "backhand or forehand, not one....

By Jon Henderson, The Observer The most memorable matches tend to be the protracted duels between the top men – but consider last year's Wimbledon singles finals. The Williams sisters had to stop after two robust sets, while Nadal and Federer kept going after the Spaniard had dominated two unremarkable sets. We all know...

BBC Sport  CA Having won Wimbledon in 2004 and the US Open in 2006, Sharapova appeared set to challenge the powerful Williams sisters, Serena Williams and Venus Williams, in years to come for tennis' top titles after winning last year's Australian Open last January ...

A year ago, Week 2 of Wimbledon began without a Williams in sight. Winners of five of the past seven titles at the All England Club, the Williams sisters are scheduled to be on court today when play resumes after a rainy first week and the traditional middle Sunday off.