I can't believe that it's five ... But when you're in the final against Serena Williams, five seems too far away. ... She played so awesome, it was really a task to beat her. 
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Tennis is so much different now. Tennis is a big business now, all the tournaments, the players. The pressures are different.
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in Malaysia Sun
The main goal for both of us is to stay healthy. We've both worked really hard this year and I think the results showed here, both in the singles and the doubles (which the sisters won for the third time just hours after the singles final).
was said
in Malaysia Sun
I can't believe it is five because when you are in the final against Serena Williams five seems so far away
was said
in Malaysia Sun
It's unbelievable especially with some of the injuries I have gone through. I love this place.
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in Malaysia Sun
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