REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy -- A ruling on Serena Williams' U.S. Open tirade is expected in the next two weeks. "It's in the hands of the Grand Slam administrator, who I believe has now completed his investigation and will be making... [read full story]
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by Greg Couch Filed under: WTA The International Tennis Federation has completed its two-month "investigation'' into Serena Williams ' f-bomb-laced, threatening tirade toward a line judge on worldwide TV at the U.S. Open. Her...
A ruling on Serena Williams' U.S. Open tirade is expected in the next two weeks. Williams was fined $10,000 after her profanity-laced outburst at a lineswoman during her semifinal loss to Kim Clijsters in September, and she...
Top-ranked Serena Williams will receive a hefty monetary fine but will not be suspended for her U.S. Open tirade, the president of the International Tennis Federation believes. Grand Slam administrator Bill Babcock is due to...
SERENA Williams is expected to be allowed to play in January's Australian Open despite her disgraceful behaviour at the US Open. Grand Slam administrator Bill Babcock is due to hand his recommendation to the Grand Slam...
REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy (AP) — Top-ranked Serena Williams will most likely receive a "significant" fine but no suspension for her U.S. Open tirade, the president of the International Tennis Federation said. Grand Slam...
REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy -- Top-ranked Serena Williams will most likely receive a "significant" fine but no suspension for her U.S. Open tirade, the president of the International Tennis Federation said. Grand Slam administrator...
The Associated Press • November 7, 2009 REGGIO CALABRIA, ITALY — Top-ranked Serena Williams will most likely receive a “significant” fine but no suspension for her U.S. Open tirade, the president of the International Tennis...
The president of the International Tennis Federation thinks Serena Williams will receive a hefty fine but will not be suspended for the Australian Open for her US Open tirade. In an interview with The Associated Press on...
AP The president of the International Tennis Federation thinks Serena Williams will receive a hefty fine but will not be suspended for the Australian Open for her US Open tirade. In an interview with The Associated Press on...
By ANDREW DAMPF Top-ranked Serena Williams will most likely receive a "significant" fine but no suspension for her U.S. Open tirade, the president of the International Tennis Federation said. Grand Slam administrator Bill...
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