The International Tennis Federation has completed its two-month "investigation'' into Serena Williams' f-bomb-laced, threatening tirade toward a line judge on worldwide TV at the U.S. Open. Her "punishment'' should come Monday or Tuesday.I would give just about anything to see the notes from this "investigation.'' The quote-marks show that this was just a theoretical thing, anyway. As in, it took two months to find "justice.''
This whole thing has been a sham. Will Williams be suspended from the next major, the Australian Open in January?
"I don't think [an Australian Open ban] would make much sense, because it would penalize the people handing out the punishment,'' ITF president Francesco Ricci Bitti said. "For the grand slam committee to exclude her from a grand slam doesn't seem likely.
The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency acknowledged that it's too late to punish
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DOHA, Qatar (AP) -- The Williams sisters will end their season with another title matchup.
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Manny Pacquiao
DOHA, Qatar (AP) -- After months of debate about who is more deserving of the No. 1 ranking,
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