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American Serena Williams, the  former World woman tennis champion and currently seeded no 8 has won semi-finals against  Elina Svitolian (6-3 6-1) in US Open. She equaled the most champions with Chris Evert, wins with 101 victories.  She will face either the Swiss Belinda Bencic or the Canadian Bianca Andreescu. If she  wins teh final, Serena will equal Margaret Court’s all-time record of 24 grand slam singles titles. It will also be a wonderful gift, as she has been seeking the record for the last 3 years..

US Open is a major tennis event  for Women and all eyes are expected to be on World known champions, such as Serena Williams or Naomi Osaka. However, as days have gone, the fans have been shifting to new stars and upcoming  talents, unknown so far. Yes, Naomi Osaka is  the reigning World champion, but  she has been sharing her fame with a new Women Tennis phenomenon:   Coco Gauff, the rising 15-year-old genius from Delray Beach, Florida, USA.

American Serena Williams, the  former World woman tennis champion has won semi-finals against German Julia Gorges (6-2 6-4) in Wimbledon Open. She will face German Angelique Kerber on Saturday July 14, 2018. If she  wins, Serena will equal Margaret Court’s all-time record of 24 grand slam singles titles. It will also be a wonderful gift, as the first grand-slam title after giving birth in September 2017.

Stuttgart, Germany: On Sunday, Octobber 13, 2010, US AfroAmerican Simone Biles Biles made history.  She dominated  everywhere: floor, vault, and beam. In the end,  she took her 25th gold medal  and surpassed the reigning record holder, Belarussian Vitaly Scherbo, who had a record of 23 World medals won in the 1990s.  

Over the upcoming weeks, and as the basketball fans are getting ready for the next  NBA championships season, AfroAmerica Network is looking at the basketball greatest players of all times.  A list of top 11 players will be covered, starting with No 10  and ending with an honorable mention. Today,  the focus is on Number 9: Hakeem Olajuwon

In the upcoming weeks, and as the basketball fans are getting ready for the next  NBA championships season, AfroAmerica Network will be looking at the basketball greatest players of all times.   A list of top 11 players will be covered, starting with No 10, Wilt Chamberlain,  and ending with an honorable mention.