Byline: CHARLES BRICKER South Florida Sun-Sentinel
WIMBLEDON, England -- A week from now, when the pain subsides from Venus Williams' tortured body and she has a moment to reflect on the past two weeks, she'll have every right to believe that this Wimbledon championship should have been hers.
She was playing the best tennis in the women's tournament right up to the final against her sister, Serena, and proved it by flashing through the opening set. Then, on a Saturday that might have been a celebration of her rebirth as a Grand Slam champion, all the grit and talent that marked her rise to greatness in 2000 and 2001 was overcome by the domino effect of the …
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