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Grand Slam Issues Fine For Serena's Rant
Serena Williams has been fined a record $82,500 for shouting at a referee during the 2009 U.S. Open. She could also face suspension from Grand Slam tournaments, but only if she commits another "major offense." [ABCNews]Serena Williams On Sibling Rivalry, Apologies
Say what you will about Serena's supposed temper, but the relationship between the Williams sisters sounds pretty sweet. More »Doubles/Tennis
Serena Williams: "I Had Really Just Lost Control"
What A Racket
More »Serena Williams Apologizes For U.S. Open Incident
Serena Williams just wrote on Twitter: "I want to sincerely apologize FIRST to the lines woman, Kim Clijsterst, USTA & mostly tennis fans everywhere. Thank you all for your support." In a lengthier apology on her blog she says: More »Roger, That
Mommy & Me
More »Serena Williams Fined $10,000 For U.S. Open Incident
Earlier today we wondered what would happen to Serena Williams following her outburst at the U.S. Open. Now we have an answer: Williams is being fined $10,000, and an investigation that might lead to "additional punishment" is underway. [AP]"I Didn't Say I'd 'Kill You' — Are You Serious?"
Wow. More here and here.The Palm Glee
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More »American Teen Is The "Cinderella Story" Of The U.S. Open
The big story out of the U.S. Open this weekend wasn't the triumphs of Roger Federer, but the sudden ascension of 17-year-old Melanie Oudin, who has become the youngest American since Serena Williams to move into the quarterfinals. More »Queens For A Day
More »Just Blew It
More »Star Jones & Kim Cattrall: One Love
Sister Sledge(hammer)
(Ball)Girl Power
One, Love: Fashions Score At The US Open Gala