Serena Williams becomes the first woman to win all four Grand Slams and a gold medal in both singles and doubles
by beating Maria Sharapova 6-0, 6-1 at the London Olympics.
The victory completed a remarkable run of domination by the No. 4-seeded Williams, who lost only 17 games in her six matches.
She went 13-0 this summer at the All England Club, where she won her fifth Wimbledon title a month ago.
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<p>The career Golden Slam was first achieved by Steffi Graf, who did it when she won the Olympics in 1988 after winning all four major titles. Williams can add the gold medal to her 14 Grand Slam singles championships, the most of any active woman.</p>
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