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Former No.1 Venus Williams is set to play her first match at the Bank of the West Classic Wednesday evening. Keep up with all the action on another jam-packed day in Stanford right here on the WTA Insider Daily Live Blog!
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Welcome to the second edition of the WTA Insider Daily, a live blog covering all the latest from around the grounds of the biggest events on tour. This week takes you inside the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford; stay tuned!
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Welcome to the first edition of the WTA Insider Daily, a live blog covering all the latest from around the grounds of the biggest events on tour. This week takes you inside the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford; stay tuned!
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It will be an Australian Open rematch on Saturday when No.1 Serena Williams faces off against No.4 Angelique Kerber in the Wimbledon final. On the line for Serena: A successful title defense and a record-tying 22nd major. For Angie: The chance to hold two of the three majors this year and consolidate her position as the No.2 player in the world. Join the Live Blog on Saturday at 1pm BST for all the action.
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Serena and Venus Williams are into the semifinals of the same Slam for the first time since 2009 at Wimbledon, and are one win away from facing off in Saturday's final. Serena will face No.50 Elena Vesnina, while Venus faces No.4 Angelique Kerber. Can reigning Australian Open champion Kerber or Final Four debutante Vesnina spoil the All-Williams party? Join the WTA Insider live blog on Thursday at 1pm BST as we take you through the day's action.
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World No.1 Serena Williams goes for her 22nd major title on Saturday when she takes on No.4 Garbiñe Muguruza in the Roland Garros final. A win would tie Serena with the great Stephanie Graf for the most major singles titles in the Open Era. Standing in her way is Spain's Garbiñe Muguruza. The 22-year-old from Spain has walloped her way to her second major final in the last 12 months, having lost to Serena in her major final debut last year at Wimbledon. Serena leads the H2H 3-1 but Muguruza has beaten her in their only previous match on clay, here at Roland Garros. The match begins at 3pm Paris time, 9am ET.
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Who will reign on the red clay in Madrid? Simona Halep has a chance to return to the Top 5 after a dominating week in Madrid, while Dominika Cibulkova is aiming to win the biggest title of her career. Join us on Saturday at 6pm Madrid time for all the live-blogging action from Madrid.
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There's no argument that Victoria Azarenka is the hottest player of 2016 so far. The former No.1 is one win away from becoming the first woman since Kim Clijsters in 2005 to complete the Sunshine Double and win both the BNP Paribas Open and Miami Open. Standing in her way is a resurgent Svetlana Kuznetsova, who is into the Miami Open final 10 years after she won it the first time in 2006. The two have split their eight matches but have not faced off since 2013. The match begins at 1pm ET on Saturday.
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Join us at 11:00am PT for the most anticipated final of the season as No.1 Serena Williams takes on No. 15 Victoria Azarenka in Indian Wells.
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