Venus has not exposed any of her plans while fighting the Belgian player in the semifinal. She often shied away from media questions on her plans in the game. “Win the point” and “perform my game” were her normal responses when asked about the approaching face-off.
Outside Venus, the only American presences in the U.S. Open are the Bryan brothers and a boy called Jack Sock in the junior level. It heightens Venus’ force to win for the arrogance of the country.
The African-American tennis player has faced Clijsters twelve times in the past. Out of which both the players grabbed six victories respectively. “I don’t really know her that well as a person,” Williams said. “I see her around, and she always seems pretty pleasant.”

In the meantime, for Clijsters quarterfinal win was not a memorable event. She could just manage the victory out of luck more. The Belgian player was found suffering more than most in the swirling wind during her matchup beside the Australian Sam Stosur.
Even Clijsters was astonished at her 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 win over her strong opponent. “I didn’t play a good match,” she said after the match. “I said to my coach: ‘Wow, what just happened? How did I win?’ Next match, everything will have to be a lot better.”
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