Kerr, Williams defeated Wimbledon's single women … Third place major

Angelique Kerrber (10th place, Germany) defeated Serena Williams (181st US) at the Wimbledon Women's Tennis Tournament.

Kerr won the tournament at All England Club Wimbledon

Kerber is the third player to win his third major title after the Australian Open and the US Open in 2016. At first round of the women's singles final, Serena Williams is expected to score 2-0 (6-3, 6-3)

Kerber, who lost to Williams in the Wimbledon final in 2016, made her debut in the match revenge that took place in two years, and in September last year,

Kerr won the US Open in 2016, and long-term Williams

At the time, Williams led the world in first place for nearly three and a half years, starting in February 2013, but in September 2016, Kerber gave him first place in the world. [19659002

Kerr was the highest ranked player in the world with Williams in July 2017, but he won two major championships in 2016

Kerrber, who is 30 years old at the age of the year , was ranked at the 16th at the Australian Open and at Wimbledon in the Major Leagues last year, but saw the bitter taste of the first round at the Roland Garros and at the # 1. 39, US Open.

However, the 4th round of this year 's Australian Open, the Open de France,

Kerber, which has a stronger defensive stance than the offensive, is the most demanding of Williams.It has a good reputation in major tournaments such as the Open 8, and won Williams in the Wimbledon final.

A series of games With a score of 2 to 0, Kerrber turns to 3 to 2, and after playing four games, he badures himself that he controls the game.

Williams hit 11-5 in the first set, but his mistake was 14-to-3 and Williams was close to five.

Kerr won two sets of three

The German Wimbledon singles dominated the table in 1996 when Steve

Williams, who won the singles title in 24 major tournaments, could equal the most victorious Margaret Court (Australia), but has committed to:

In addition, he remains the oldest female singles title (35 years and 4 months) in the major tournament that he put in place at the Australian Open in January 2017. In January 2011, Australian Open Kim Clayster Luz (Belgium)

Williams, who won seven at Wimbledon singles, was the third winner of this short circuit since 2004 and 2008.

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