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Serena Williams beats Li Na for Sony Open title

Updated: 2014-03-30 09:23

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Serena Williams beats Li Na for Sony Open title

Li Na hits a forehand against Serena Williams (not pictured) during the women's final of the Sony Open at Crandon Tennis Center. [Photo/Agencies]

Serena Williams beats Li Na for Sony Open title

Serena Williams beats Li Na for Sony Open title

Serena Williams beats Li Na for Sony Open title

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