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samiruffsankey
“I made you”
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Tennis007
Serena didn't even run for this ball!

Sorry, but she's carrying too much weight. If she's happy with her body, then great, and that's all that matters. But she shouldn't expect to reach the champion levels of the past, just not possible with too much body mass.
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Mr.chess
Hard to watch poor Serena go down like this. The chair umpire may have to stop the match useing the 3-P's clause under the new rules. Her child Olympus, is not there watching to give her the moral support that she badly needs at this time.
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tongchunwei
Man Serena is looking phenomenal! This is finally the the grandslam where she claims the elusive no. 24 ?

I really think that the fact they dont have fans in the stadium watching this year, is a massive advantage to Serena. Normally she struggles so much during the US open final because the weight of expectation in the crowd with the likes of royalty and celebraties alike watching.

Go Serena!! ?
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atran
Tough one! Like them both, but wish Serena can win#24 slams
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🎾 Mr. Mensa 💜
This will definitely be one of the matches of the tournament.

It seems like Sloane bucked up her ideas know it was all for this match

But if you know Serena,
you know she'll raise her game to DEFCON 4

......but will it be enough

Serena Needs that 1st set
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Abhi Ramireddy
She still remains to be the greatest women's player of all time. Not right now tho. I do think she can get back to past levels and win, but not the way she is right now
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Mr.chess
Poor poor Serena-it does look like curtains for this former champ. She could hardly make it back to her seat after that last game. The size of her buttocks HAS gotten a little smaller this year, but it's those extremely large legs and thighs that seem to be slowing her down as she chases balls all over the court. During last break she did apply some type of lubricant to her inner thighs to prevent the soreness and chaffing of them just scrapping together with each stride as she runs.
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striketrading1
Only thing keeping serena alive is her serve
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Mr.chess
It's on page 4, paragraph 1-A: States that any player that shows Piss-Poor-Play of tennis for more than 3 minutes per set, may be disqualified by chair umpire.
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🎾 Mr. Mensa 💜
Is this Catchphrase?
Say what you see.......

They look like "hair balls" to me ???

Daughter has them too.
Ahhh ain't she cute
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Justin Loch
Hope she wears this outfit the rest of the tournament
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BabyE
Yikes could get interesting, go Serena
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Diego Mathey
Tennis007, that exactly what i have thought about serena lately.
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Justin Loch
I agree tennis007 she gained more weight
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Wendymancini
Good Sloane
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leonkelly
The Queen reigns!!!
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bastion
Nice of Serena to give one set to her fellow Americans before beating them up.
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Chris Alkire
Go Sloane
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Jeremy Link
Go Sloane
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🎾 Mr. Mensa 💜
I like it! samiruffsankey

Like something "Arnie" would say to "The Rock"
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christinenelles88
A bitch slap. Either way.
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ashylarrymp
Rooting for sloane
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eduardoarredondo64
Sloane
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leonkelly
Please, Serena, beat this girl with the identity crisis. Please!!!
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Snoopy 10
I wonder if Serena's keeping her eye on the ⏱, as she has to get her own towel, otherwise she'll get another time violation.
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Wendymancini
Hi Mimi ?
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Mimi
Wendyyyy
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Snoopy 10
Good evening Wendy, hope you're ok ?
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Reneliwe Mocke
Damn this match is brutal, I'm loving it
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