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US Open Day 7 Gallery

There was drama on the court and fun off the court on Sunday. Check the pics out now.

Published September 06, 2009 11:59

Serena Williams powered past Daniela Hantuchova handily, 62 60, to reach the quarterfinals.
Serena Williams powered past Daniela Hantuchova handily, 62 60, to reach the quarterfinals.
Li Na beat Francesca Schiavone to become China's first ever US Open quarterfinalist.
Li Na beat Francesca Schiavone to become China's first ever US Open quarterfinalist.
Melanie Oudin was presented with a cake featuring the word on her shoes, Believe.
Melanie Oudin was presented with a cake featuring the word on her shoes, Believe.
Melanie Oudin visited Times Square for a photo shoot and to meet some of her new fans.
Melanie Oudin visited Times Square for a photo shoot and to meet some of her new fans.
Venus Williams was streaky on Sunday, but the streak didn't come at the best moments.
Venus Williams was streaky on Sunday, but the streak didn't come at the best moments.
Kim Clijsters pulled off an unusual 60 06 64 victory over Venus Williams, her third straight over the American.
Kim Clijsters pulled off an unusual 60 06 64 victory over Venus Williams, her third straight over the American.
Flavia Pennetta saved six match points to beat Vera Zvonareva and move into the quarterfinals.
Flavia Pennetta saved six match points to beat Vera Zvonareva and move into the quarterfinals.
Current Tour CEO Stacey Allaster and former Tour CEO Anne Worcester posed at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
Current Tour CEO Stacey Allaster and former Tour CEO Anne Worcester posed at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
Stacey Allaster and Anne Worcester were joined by Billie Jean King at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
Stacey Allaster and Anne Worcester were joined by Billie Jean King at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
Daniela Hantuchova lost 10 straight games from 2-2 first set to fall to Serena Williams, 62 60.
Daniela Hantuchova lost 10 straight games from 2-2 first set to fall to Serena Williams, 62 60.
  • Serena Williams powered past Daniela Hantuchova handily, 62 60, to reach the quarterfinals.
  • Li Na beat Francesca Schiavone to become China's first ever US Open quarterfinalist.
  • Melanie Oudin was presented with a cake featuring the word on her shoes, Believe.
  • Melanie Oudin visited Times Square for a photo shoot and to meet some of her new fans.
  • Venus Williams was streaky on Sunday, but the streak didn't come at the best moments.
  • Kim Clijsters pulled off an unusual 60 06 64 victory over Venus Williams, her third straight over the American.
  • Flavia Pennetta saved six match points to beat Vera Zvonareva and move into the quarterfinals.
  • Current Tour CEO Stacey Allaster and former Tour CEO Anne Worcester posed at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
  • Stacey Allaster and Anne Worcester were joined by Billie Jean King at the Alumnae & Friends Reunion.
  • Daniela Hantuchova lost 10 straight games from 2-2 first set to fall to Serena Williams, 62 60.
Topics: 2009, tournaments, news, photos or videos, billie jean king, serena williams, venus williams,
melanie oudin, flavia pennetta, na li, kim clijsters, us open
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