Williams prevails in Paris defeating Sharapova
Serena Williams cemented her status as the best player in women's tennis by winning a second French Open title 11 years after her first.
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Top seeds Williams and Sharapova to meet in final
Maria Sharapova will have to end a nine-year losing streak against Serena Williams if she is to take home a second successive French Open title.
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Williams' mettle tested in Paris
Serena Williams is through to the French Open semi-finals for the first time in a decade after overcoming a stern test against Svetlana Kuznetsova at Roland Garros.
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Williams storms out of the blocks at French Open
Serena Williams overcame two lots of nerves on the first day of the French Open - crushing Anna Tatishvili and then speaking about the match in French.
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French Open preview: Williams can win in Paris
Serena Williams may have shown relatively indifferent form at Roland Garros over the years, but the world number one is in a strong position to regain the French Open title she last won in 2002.
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Williams emphatic in victory over Azarenka
In the women's final, world number one Serena Williams was an emphatic winner as she dispatched Victoria Azarenka 6-1 6-3 to claim her fourth straight title.
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Williams and Azarenka to meet in Rome finale
Serena Williams will be gunning for her fourth successive title when she takes on Victoria Azarenka in the final of the Internazionali d'Italia.
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Williams still number 1 after Madrid win
Serena Williams retained her Mutua Madrid Open title and number one spot in the rankings with victory over Maria Sharapova
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Williams sets up Sharapova final
Serena Williams' tactic of staying in her hotel room and being "boring" appears to be paying off after the world number one swept past Sara Errani today to set up a Madrid Open final against rival Maria Sharapova.
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Williams wins sixth Sony Open title
Serena Williams lifted her sixth Sony Open title after magnificently bouncing back to see off Maria Sharapova in the final in Miami.
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Williams is back at number one
Serena Williams became the oldest women's world tennis number one as she reached the top spot for a fourth time.
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Stephens stuns idol Williams in Australia
Sloane Stephens stunned childhood idol Serena Williams to reach the Australian Open semi-finals today.
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Williams glad to be out
Serena Williams was relieved to be beaten in the Australian Open
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Azarenka, Serena Williams progress in Australia
Victoria Azarenka is ready for some "top battles" as she bids to defend her Australian Open crown
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Azarenka and Williams advance in Australia
World number one Victoria Azarenka and five-time champion Serena Williams progressed into round four of the Australian Open today - albeit in contrasting fashion.
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No problems for Williams & Azarenka
Serena Williams' suspect right ankle was hardly tested as she eased to a 6-2 6-0 win over Spanish teenager Garbine Muguruza in the second round of the Australian Open.
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Azarenka advances at at Australian Open
Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams both suffered scares before securing their places in the second round of the Australian Open.
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Azarenka wary of threat from Williams
Victoria Azarenka will carry her world number one ranking with pride in the defence of her Australian Open title, but knows she faces a grim task preventing Serena Williams seizing both.
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Australian Open women's singles preview
RTÉ Sport's John O'Donovan feels Serena Williams is a worthy favourite to land a sixth women's title in Melbourne.
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Williams breezes to Brisbane title
Serena Williams has won the Brisbane International after breezing past Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 6-2 6-1 in the final.