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  3. Tennis, Venus Williams wins Wuhan Open

Tennis, Venus Williams wins Wuhan Open

Oct 3, 2015

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  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09361

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09361

  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09365

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09365

  • Venus Williams of the United States signs autographs for fans after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09366

    Venus Williams of the United States signs autographs for fans after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_09366

  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_32174

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_32174

  • Venus Williams of the United States, right, greets Garbine Muguruza of Spain after winnig the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_49213

    Venus Williams of the United States, right, greets Garbine Muguruza of Spain after winnig the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_49213

  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_63239

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_63239

  • Venus Williams of the United States returns a shot to Garbine Muguruza of Spain in the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_63241

    Venus Williams of the United States returns a shot to Garbine Muguruza of Spain in the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final 20151003_63241

  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_14

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_14

  • Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_15

    Venus Williams of the United States poses with her champion trophy after winning the final match against Garbine Muguruza of Spain during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_15

  • Venus Williams of the United States, right, and Garbine Muguruza of Spain pose with their trophies after the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_18

    Venus Williams of the United States, right, and Garbine Muguruza of Spain pose with their trophies after the final match during the 2015 WTA Tennis Damen Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 3 October 2015. Venus Williams won her biggest title in five years at the Wuhan Open on Saturday (3 October 2015) after Garbine Muguruza quitted, making her the fifth player to pull out mid-match in the late-season tournament. Williams took the first set and was three games up in the second when the Spaniard stopped play at 53 minutes, handing the American veteran the 47th title win of her career, and her first victory at a WTA Premier Five event since she beat Victoria Azarenka in 2010 in Dubai. Wimbledon finalist Muguruza, ranked world number eight, 16 places ahead of American veteran Williams, had a tough semi-final against Germany s Angelique Kerber, winning in straight sets but falling during the closing tie break and injuring her ankle. But the 21-year-old said it was exhaustion not injury that made her pull out. Venus wins 47th career title as Muguruza quits Wuhan Open final pbu340128_18

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