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US Open - Day 3: Serena turns back the clock, Medvedev marches on
Unsurprisingly Serena Williams was the headline act with blockbuster battles happening across the grounds at the 2022 US Open.
Serena’s career in pictures
With 73 singles titles (including 23 Grand Slams), 23 women’s doubles titles (including 14 Grand Slams), 4 Olympic gold medals and 319 weeks at the top of the WTA rankings, we take a look back at Serena Williams’ dazzling 27-year career in tennis.
An emotional Serena Williams after winning Wimbledon in 2015, her fourth consecutive Grand Slam title. She achieved this feat twice in her career, after an unbeaten run in the Grand Slams between Roland-Garros 2002 and the Australian Open 2003.
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