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The Williams sisters have redefined tennis to a level never imagined before them. America’s Venus Williams and Serena Williams dominated the sport in singles’ and doubles’ both.

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Former World No. 1’s in doubles have won 22 titles including 14 Grand Slams, and 3 Olympic Gold medals together. Nike’s video highlighting how the sisters changed the tennis world is Serena’s most-watched video in 2020.

The on-court rivalry between the sisters has produced some of the greatest tennis matches ever.  They have met each other 31 times over their career where Serena holds the advantage 19-12. Additionally, the pair has a record of facing each other in 4 consecutive Grand Slam finals; Serena won them all.

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However, the American sisters made it to the top of the tennis world and are each other’s inspiration even today. The duo has spent 327 weeks as World No. 1 combined. The video titled ‘You Can’t Stop Sisters’ talks about their journey in tennis together.

Serena Williams most-watched video in 2020 has over 9 million hits

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The 23 times Grand Slam champion voiced the emotional video. Serena narrated, “Ever since we were little girls, you’ve compared us to each other.

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“My game versus her game, my ranking versus her ranking, my titles versus her titles, my Grand Slams versus her Grand Slams. It’s funny! You saw two tennis players trying to win a game, we saw two sisters changing it.”

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Venus and Serena at 40 and 39 will grace the tennis court in Melbourne Park, Australia. The sisters are still hungry and passionate to win more titles in their great careers.

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Serena and Venus confirm Australian Open 2021

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Their last Grand Slam title came at the 2016 Wimbledon Championships; the duo has never lost a doubles final match. While Serena aims to equal Margaret Court’s record of the highest number of major titles, Venus will play for her 50 career title. As far as training goes, the sisters do not train with each other anymore.

Hence, it is great news for tennis fans to see the Williams sisters contribute to the sport. Although it would have been incredible to watch them roar as a doubles team again.

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READ MORE- “We Stopped it Many Years Ago”: Venus Williams Opens Up On Practicing with Sister Serena Williams

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