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 Rafael Nadal ends Roger Federer's grass-court dominance, 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (7-5), 6-7 (10-8), 9-7, to became the first man to win the French Open and Wimbledon in the same year since Bjorn Borg in 1980. (Getty Images)
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Opening Is a Success
Highlighted by the play of Serena Williams, the Washington Kastles are welcomed to the district by 2,200 fans as World TeamTennis puts on the biggest show in the city.
• Serving Up Something Different
• Video: S. Williams Hits the Court
Michael Wilbon
Advantage: Tennis
The sports world doesn't stop for tennis now the way it did 30 years ago, but those who have stood by the sport have much to celebrate after the Wimbledon men's final.
Venus Subdues Sister
Venus Williams produces some of the best shots of her career to win her fifth Wimbledon championship by beating sister Serena, 7-5, 6-4.
• Williams Sisters Win in Doubles
• Big Sister Gets Back
More News
: S. Williams in D.C. (Post, July 8, 2008; Page E02)
: Foes Beyond Surface (Post, July 6, 2008; Page D01)
Sister Act Gets Serious (Post, July 5, 2008; Page E01)
Williams Sisters Cross: Sisters Set for Showdown In 3rd Wimbledon Final (Post, July 4, 2008; Page E01)
A Wimbledon Marathon (Post, July 4, 2008; Page E08)
Federer, Nadal to Meet Again (Post, July 5, 2008; Page E02)
: Kastles Debut on Road (Post, July 4, 2008; Page E02)
Nadal Ousts Murray (Post, July 3, 2008; Page E01)
Safin's Ups and Downs (Post, July 3, 2008; Page E08)
Williams Sisters Roll (Post, July 2, 2008; Page E01)
Wimbledon Notebook: A Bad Memory (Post, July 2, 2008; Page E09)
Venues Court Criticism: Prominent Women Get Lesser Courts (Post, July 1, 2008; Page E03)
Notebook: Draw Lacks Star Power (Post, July 1, 2008; Page E03)
King is Tennis' Queen: King Never Tires Of Tennis or the All England Club (Post, June 30, 2008; Page E03)
Venus is Rising Again (Post, June 29, 2008; Page D04)
Wimbledon Notebook: Pleased With Progress (Post, June 29, 2008; Page D04)
Zheng Stuns Ivanovic: Last of 12 American Men Is Ousted (Post, June 28, 2008; Page E01)
Wimbledon Notebook: A Russian Flavor (Post, June 28, 2008; Page E06)
Upsetting Day for U.S.: Third-Seeded Sharapova Also Ousted (Post, June 27, 2008; Page E01)
Davenport Withdraws: Still Plans to Play in Beijing, U.S. Open (Post, June 27, 2008; Page E10)
Ivanovic Pulls Through: With the Match In Balance, Ball Teeters Her Way (Post, June 26, 2008; Page E03)
Notebook: Mattek Shows Game (Post, June 26, 2008; Page E03)
Venus Begins Defense (Post, June 25, 2008; Page E01)
Notebook: Davenport Struggles (Post, June 25, 2008; Page E07)
Serena Starts in Style: S. Williams Brings Winning Outfit and Game to First Round (Post, June 24, 2008; Page E03)
Wimbledon Notebook: Match-Fixing in Focus (Post, June 24, 2008; Page E03)
Nadal Moves to Grass (Post, June 23, 2008; Page E01)
: Tough Road Ahead (Post, June 21, 2008; Page E02)
Title Sealed With Kiss: A Simple Strategy Helps New No. 1 To Biggest Triumph (Post, June 8, 2008; Page D02)
Women's Final Set (Post, June 6, 2008; Page E06)
Djokovic Set for Tests: Ex-Tennis Academy Pal Gulbis Is Next; Nadal Wins Easily (Post, June 2, 2008; Page E03)
The Last U.S. Hope: Five French Men Reach Round of 16 for First Time Since 1971 (Post, June 1, 2008; Page D05)
Matches Rained Out (Post, May 28, 2008; Page E07)
Good Start for Federer (Post, May 27, 2008; Page E02)
French Open: Kuerten Bids Adieu (Post, May 26, 2008; Page E03)
A French Open Frenzy (Post, May 25, 2008; Page D03)
Nadal Masters Federer (Post, May 19, 2008; Page E03)
Tennis: Federer Loses Again (Post, May 10, 2008; Page E02)
Federer Back on Top (Post, April 21, 2008; Page E05)
: Fed Cup's New Faces (Post, April 17, 2008; Page E02)
An Ace in the Hole: He Is the U.S.'s Davis Cup Closer (Post, April 14, 2008; Page E08)
: Roddick, Blake Lift U.S. (Post, April 12, 2008; Page E02)
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