From the ArcaMax Publishing, Sports Update Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/sports/s-575040-350382
LONDON (UPI) -- Venus and Serena Williams have the biggest stage in
tennis to break their head-to-head tie as they meet Saturday in
Wimbledon's women's title match.
It will be the eighth time the sisters meet in the finals of the Grand
Slam event, where Serena owns a 5-2 match advantage. However, over
their careers, the Williams sisters are 10-10 against each other. They
have also evenly split their four Wimbledon meetings.
Venus, ranked No. 3 in the world, is the two-time defending champion
at Wimbledon and is seeking her sixth Wimbledon title overall. She has
won her last 20 matches in tennis's most famous tournament. She owns
seven Grand Slam titles.
Serena's record at Wimbledon in the last three years is 16-2,
including a 7-5, 6-4 loss last year to Venus in the finals. The
world's No. 2 has two Wimbledon championships (2002, 2003) among her
10 major titles.
Since Venus won a meeting in the 2005 U.S. Open, the sisters have
alternated winning each meeting. Five of their last six meetings have
gone three sets.
Both have played well at Wimbledon. Venus's semifinal was a total rout
of world No. 1 Dinara Safina. Serena had little trouble until facing
fourth-seeded Elena Dementieva in the semis.