Skip to story
StorySatva
My FeedIndiaOpinionsFinanceSports
StorySatva
My FeedIndiaOpinionsFinanceSports

Today’s Reads

1WorldRussia and Ukraine trade deadly strikes as toll rises in Kryvyi Rih2EconomyFSSAI issues 150 notices over misleading food ads3OpinionKerala needs a connected flood-warning system, not more data4CricketWhy Marnus Labuschagne’s Test case is under pressure5PoliticsBJP presses CBI probe in Jharkhand exam row6FinanceIndia’s partial e-commerce FDI opening may hurt competition7FootballMessi fined after slapping opponent in MLS draw
Today’s ReadsBrowse 7
1WorldRussia and Ukraine trade deadly strikes as toll rises in Kryvyi Rih2EconomyFSSAI issues 150 notices over misleading food ads3OpinionKerala needs a connected flood-warning system, not more data4CricketWhy Marnus Labuschagne’s Test case is under pressure5PoliticsBJP presses CBI probe in Jharkhand exam row6FinanceIndia’s partial e-commerce FDI opening may hurt competition7FootballMessi fined after slapping opponent in MLS draw
AllCricket
Football
Tennis
Other Sports
SportsTennis
Save

Venus Williams’ losing streak reaches 14 in Cincinnati

What Happened

Emilia Arango beat Venus Williams 6-2, 6-2 in 66 minutes at the Cincinnati Masters, extending Williams’ losing run to 14 matches. The 46-year-old, playing on a wild card, is ranked 615th and has now lost all 11 matches she has played this season on organiser entries.

Continue →
← Back

Selection Impact

The result adds to the sense that Williams is being kept in the draw more for public interest than current level, while the tournament also used early rounds to sort out several former contenders and comeback names. Grigor Dimitrov went out in the first round after leading 4-1 in the third set, and Stefanos Tsitsipas needed six match points to get past Valentin Royer and set up a second-round meeting with Felix Auger-Aliassime.

Updated 15 Aug 2026
Sources (1)
  • Guardian Tennis: Struggling Venus Williams suffers 14th straight defeat in Cincinnati rout
←PreviousNext→