Glitzy ceremony, with Serena in triumphant victory
Crowds cheered every point with cries of 'Go Ana' and placards supporting Queen Serena
Singapore
SINGAPORE has never seen tennis like this. Not at such a high level and with such intensity, certainly.
On one end of centre court, there was Serena Williams, the reigning world number one who boasted a remarkable 15-match winning streak coming into the BNP Paribas WTA Finals.
The 33-year-old American took just 78 minutes to make it 16, smashing ace after ace past her Serbian opponent, Ana Ivanovic. Inside a packed Singapore Indoor Stadium on Monday, the two players fought tooth and nail but it was Williams's strength and experience that were the keys to her 6-…
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