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Venus Williams' losing run continues in Madrid
The 45-year-old lost 6-2, 6-4 as Kaitlin Quevedo claimed her second WTA Tour win and Williams’ ninth straight first-round defeat.
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Since her triumphal return to Washington on July 23, 2025, Venus Williams has known only defeats. The 45-year-old American player has now reached 10 consecutive defeats, a first in her career.
Venus crashes out in Madrid opener
ZURICH — Venus Williams was knocked out of the Madrid Open on Tuesday as the 45-year-old went down in straight sets to Kaitlin Quevedo. The 20-year-old Spanish wild card beat the seven-time Grand Slam champion 6-2, 6-4 in just under one hour and 45 minutes on court, AFP reported. Ranked 479th in the world, Williams has now lost all seven matches she has played this season. It was her first match on clay since Roland Garros five years ago. Every …
Venus Williams Loses 10 Matches In A Row With Defeat At The Madrid Open On Cricketnmore
Former World No: Former World No.1 Venus Williams's struggles continued on her return to the circuit as the veteran American star, who has won seven Grand Slam titles in her career, lost her 10th singles match in a row at
Venus Williams, 45 years old and 479th in the world, bowed off Tuesday (6-2, 6-4) against Spain's Kaitlin Quevedo (140'), who took his first win on the WTA circuit. The American took 10 consecutive losses for the first time in his career.
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