VENUS & SERENA GO NFL

Serena and Venus have become limited ownership partners in the National Football League's Miami Dolphins.



The announcement that they would become the first female African-Americans to hold an ownership stake in a NFL franchise and two of the few African-Americans league-wide to hold this unique distinction was made by Stephen Ross, owner and managing partner of the Dolphins.

"I am so excited to be part of such a renowned organization," says Serena. "Having spent so much of my childhood in the area, being involved with a staple of Miami culture is a huge honor. We look forward to many championships and much success together with the Miami Dolphins."

Agrees Venus, "I am honored to be a partner in the Miami Dolphins franchise and thankful to owner Stephen Ross for allowing Serena and I to be part of Miami Dolphins history."

GV Says: Get it girls!!

VENUS & SERENA GO GLAM

Venus and Serena Williams grace the pages of the November issue of Harper’s Bazaar magazine glammed up









GV Says: These chicks make it look so easy. I love it.

VENUS WINS!

Venus Williams got the upper hand over younger sister Serena, defeating her in two sets – 7-5, 6-4, to win her fifth Wimbledon singles crown.

Saturday’s championship battle marked the seventh time the sisters had opposed one another in a Grand Slam final, with Serena, 26, winning the last five of those matches.

After sealing the victory, Venus, 28, hugged her sister at the net and later credited her as a touch competitor. “She played so awesome so it was really a task."

GV Says: Go Girl!!