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Injury forces Serena Williams to withdraw from Wimbledon; Venus Williams, Roger Federer advance - Chicago Sun-Times
Venus, Davenport contest classic clash in enthralling 2005 final
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Gallery: Wimbledon 2005
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1,057 Roger Federer Wimbledon 2005 Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
July 2, 2005: The day Venus beat Davenport in the Wimbledon final
21st Century at Wimbledon: Roger Federer and the Williams Sisters Rule the 1st Decade | Sports Then and Now
Venus Williams | Biography, Titles, & Facts | Britannica
Wimbledon Order of Play, Day 3: How to watch with Roger Federer and Serena Williams in action - Eurosport
Serena Williams suffers earliest Wimbledon exit since 2005 with 3rd-round loss to Alize Cornet - New York Daily News
Venus Williams vs Lindsay Davenport | Wimbledon 2005 Final | Full Match - YouTube
Queens of the grass: Wimbledon champions of the last 20 years
Could Roger Federer And Venus Williams Reign Again?
Venus Williams and her 16-year love affair with Hong Kong in pictures | South China Morning Post
Venus Williams and her 16-year love affair with Hong Kong in pictures | South China Morning Post
Wimbledon champions Venus Williams (L) of the U.S. and Switzerland's Roger Federer pose with their trophies at the Championship Ball at the Savoy Hotel, London, July 3, 2005. Williams claimed her third
Ten Years Later, Venus Williams and Lindsay Davenport Recall their Epic Wimbledon Final
Williams sisters rivalry - Wikipedia
The Wimbledon Village - 2005 Wimbledon Tennis Championships Page: July 2005
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Venus shines over Wimbledon, knocks off defending champion | The Spokesman-Review