Watch Serena Williams vs Agnieszka Radwanska Live Stream Free 2012 Finals Tennis. Get ready for another one-sided Wimbledon final — a Williams sister on one side, and her victim on the other. In
Thursday’s women’s semifinals at the All England Club, Serena Williams
flexed her muscles in brute-forcing fellow former No. 1 Victoria
Azarenka off the court 6-3, 7-6(3), in the process setting a Wimbledon
record for aces in a match with 24.
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In contrast to Williams’ physicality, Poland’s Agnieszka Radwanska will be on the other side of the net Saturday in the women’s final after beating German Angelique Kerber 6-3, 6-4. Radwanska, the No. 3 seed, has brought back memories of former No. 1 Martina Hingis this year at Wimbledon — lacking power, but making up for it with placement, angles and — something rarely seen in the latter rounds of a women’s match — timely net approaches.
Williams has won both her career meetings against Radwanska, who will need every bit of her guile on Saturday to avoid a blowout at the All England Club. In the last 10 years (since 2002), 6 players have won a Grand Slam singles title in their maiden GS final appearance: Myskina (2004 Roland Garros), Sharapova (2004 Wimbledon), Kuznetsova (2004 US Open), Schiavone (2010 Roland Garros), Kvitova (2011 Wimbledon) and Azarenka (2012 Australian Open). Both finalists are part of successful sister acts on the WTA. Urszula Radwanska is currently ranked a career-high No.54, and like Agnieszka is a former Wimbledon junior champion (2007). Serena is gunning to join Venus Williams with 5 Wimbledon singles titles
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In contrast to Williams’ physicality, Poland’s Agnieszka Radwanska will be on the other side of the net Saturday in the women’s final after beating German Angelique Kerber 6-3, 6-4. Radwanska, the No. 3 seed, has brought back memories of former No. 1 Martina Hingis this year at Wimbledon — lacking power, but making up for it with placement, angles and — something rarely seen in the latter rounds of a women’s match — timely net approaches.
Williams has won both her career meetings against Radwanska, who will need every bit of her guile on Saturday to avoid a blowout at the All England Club. In the last 10 years (since 2002), 6 players have won a Grand Slam singles title in their maiden GS final appearance: Myskina (2004 Roland Garros), Sharapova (2004 Wimbledon), Kuznetsova (2004 US Open), Schiavone (2010 Roland Garros), Kvitova (2011 Wimbledon) and Azarenka (2012 Australian Open). Both finalists are part of successful sister acts on the WTA. Urszula Radwanska is currently ranked a career-high No.54, and like Agnieszka is a former Wimbledon junior champion (2007). Serena is gunning to join Venus Williams with 5 Wimbledon singles titles
