Williams brothers and Venus dominate Wimbledon scene
Serena Williams and Venus Williams extended their Wimbledon legacy by winning their fifth doubles title together after a tough win over Hlavackova and Hradecka. Serena also captured the singles final against Agnieszka Radwanska, delivering a dominant display with 17 aces and a tournament record 102 aces for the fortnight. Davis Cup-style triumphs also featured on Centre Court with Murray and Nielsen taking the men's doubles title.
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Simpson eyes defense as Greenbrier leads after round three
Simpson holds a one stroke lead at 12 under after firing a 68 with birdies on Nos 12 14 and 18 as Kelly Holmes and Duke chase in a title fight. Kelly and Holmes both return from injuries and look to close the gap while Potter Adams DeLaet Wi and Flores sit within four shots.
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Choi Turns Open Lead at Blackwolf Run amid Winds
Open leader Inbee Choi shot a seven under 65 to surge to 8 under and lead the Open as Suzann Pettersen and Michelle Wie faced strong winds. Wie rebounded with a 66 to sit two back, while top rival Yani Tseng struggled with a 78. Lexi Thompson, Mika Miyazato, and Sandra Gal trailed at 1 under.
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