Clijsters vouches for Serena's foot injury

Clijsters vouches for Serena Williams' foot injury

Speaking about Serena Williams' foot injury, Kim Clijsters confirmed that it was indeed serious. "I obviously saw her injury, but I didn't get the explanation," said Clijsters. "I saw the injury, so it's not something that she's making up or that it's a small cut or anything."

Asked whether injury was at the top or the bottom of the foot, Clijsters said it was "both feet," but would not give a more specific location. "I don't remember," she said. "I wasn't paying such close attention."

Article courtesy of "The Ticker" - Tennis.com

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Tennis without the Williams Sisters?

Check out the article written by Liz Clarke (Washington Post Writer) about tennis without the Williams Sisters (and the effect their absence will have on ratings, promoters, star power, dominance, competitiveness and rivalries). The article is titled, "US Open Gets A Taste of Life After Venus and Serena Williams."

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Serena's injury is the talk of Flushing Meadows

It says a lot about the state of the women's game that many New Yorkers seem to be more engaged with Serena Williams, and the cast on her right foot than in any of the ladies who will actually be playing in the US Open. Check out the article written by Mark Hodgkinson titled, "US Open 2010: Serena Williams's injury the talk of Flushing Meadows."

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Williams Sisters attend US Open Player Party

Venus and Serena Williams attended the USTA and Heineken 2010 US Open Player Party held at The Empire Hotel Rooftop in New York City.

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New York Times feature on "The Power Game"

Check out the New York Times feature on "The Beauty of the Power Game." Featured players include: Serena Williams, Kim Clijsters, Elena Dementieva, Jelena Jankovic, Samantha Stosur, Victoria Azarenka and Verz Zvonareva.

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Mary Carillo speaks on Serena's foot injury

Carillo: Beer bottle caused Serena's foot injury

Speaking during CBS' broadcast of the New Haven final, Mary Carillo said that Serena Williams' foot injury was caused by a beer bottle falling on her foot at a bar in Munich. Some patrons became rowdy during a World Cup match happening at the time, said Carillo.

Williams took part in an exhibition against Kim Clijsters after the incident but has not played since. She appeared with a plaster on the top of her foot in subsequent days and has been wearing a walking boot since undergoing surgery for the injury.

Article courtesy of "The Ticker" - Tennis.com

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Serena celebrates Hamptons cover

Serena Williams celebrates her cover of Niche Media's Hamptons Magazine at Pranna in New York City.

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