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WTA Finals Rewind: Venus Williams beats No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 en route to 2008 title
It’s the only time anyone has beaten the Top 3 players on the WTA rankings at the WTA Finals—or at any WTA event in the last 20 years, for that matter.
Published Oct 27, 2022
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After four different women split the four Grand Slams in 2008, Venus—who won Wimbledon that summer—conquered the WTA Finals to own two of the five biggest titles of the year.
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