Venus Williams in Danger of Setting Unwanted Record After Latest Defeat
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“Winning and losing knows no age,” Venus Williams responds to her 14th straight defeat
Key Takeaways Venus Williams lost her 14th straight singles match at the Cincinnati Open 46-year-old seven-time Grand Slam champion is one defeat away from Top 5 longest losing streaks Quote: “Winning and losing knows no age,” Williams said Cincinnati defeat adds pressure Venus Williams’ struggles continued at the Cincinnati Open, where she fell to Colombia’s Emilia Arango 6-2, 6-2 in the first round. The defeat marked her 14th consecutive si…
Colombian tennis player Emiliana Arango starred in one of the big surprises of Cincinnati's WTA 1000 2026 by strongly defeating the legendary American Venus Williams. Arango won 6-2 and 6-2 in just an hour and six minutes of play, in a match corresponding to the first round of the American tournament. The Antioqueña ... The post Historic Hit! Emiliana Arango eliminates Venus Williams in Cincinnati and advances to the second round appeared first …
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