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Austra;ian Tennis Open

    Preserving Black History > News > Austra;ian Tennis Open
January 28, 2017 by admin

Serena Williams Wins Australian Tennis Open With Record-Breaking 23rd Grand Slam Title

Jackie Bamberger, Busted Racquet (AP) In 1998, two teenage tennis phenoms from Compton, Calif., met for the first time on the pro tour, in the second round at the Australian Open. Beads in their hair and braces on their teeth, the oft-talked about sisters stood ready to take the tennis

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