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The 13 pages that link to Serena Williams, each with the reason it gives.

• Two-handed backhandRelated: Her backhand demonstrates how the stroke can produce powerful, direct groundstrokes.

• Margaret CourtCompared with: Williams is the leading Open Era comparison to Court’s 24 singles majors.

• Nike, Inc.Related: Her long Nike partnership linked the brand to tennis and athlete-led fashion.

• WTA TourRelated: Her career became one of the tour's most prominent stories.

• Sports celebrityBroader topic: Her records, media presence, and advocacy expanded the public meaning of tennis stardom.

• TennisRelated: Her achievements reshaped expectations of power and dominance in women's tennis.

• Laureus World Sports AwardsRelated: Her repeated Laureus recognition illustrates the awards’ reach across women’s sport.

• Women's tennisRelated: Her sustained dominance reshaped expectations for power and longevity in the women's game.

• Justine HeninRelated: Their contrasting power-based styles produced major matches, including the 2007 US Open final.

• Venus WilliamsRelated: Her younger sister was Venus’s doubles partner and most frequent family rival.

• Martina HingisCompared with: Williams's power-based dominance contrasted with Hingis's anticipation and point construction.

• Maria SharapovaRelated: Williams was Sharapova's opponent in the 2004 Wimbledon final and dominated their later rivalry.

• Maureen ConnollyCompared with: Williams’ record illustrates how Connolly’s nine titles compare across different eras.