Wimbledon

This is a review for OPI & Serena Williams Glam Slam! England collection, coinciding with Wimbledon.

A major storyline of Wimbledon in 2011 was the changing of the guard. For the first time since 1975, no reigning title holder successfully defended their championship.

The women's tennis field continues to be as wide open as ever, which put new favorite Maria Sharapova in the worst position possible for the Wimbledon final. As such, Petra Kvitova naturally turned out to dominate, en route to her first Grand Slam.

Petra Kvitova wins in straight sets in her first Wimbledon final. She stunned former champ Maria Sharapova.

Andy Murray has been on the brink of being Britain's first tennis Grand Slam winner in the modern era for years. But right on schedule, his chances at Wimbledon flamed out in the semis, as he lost his best chance yet to upset Rafael Nadal.

The last weekend at Wimbledon is the biggest of the year in tennis. This year's finish looks to meet that hype, as Maria Sharapova goes for history in Saturday's women's final and the men's semifinalists fight Friday to reach Sunday's grand finale.

The theme of the 125th Wimbledon has been the young guns atleast on the ladies side. Of the four semifinalists, three (Victoria Azarenka, Sabine Lisicki and Petra Kvitova) are 21-years old

Wimbledon is a story of two different tennis circuits, just like the French Open. While the top men's players are all still alive, all of the women's top seeds have gone down, as Caroline Wozniacki and the Williams sisters all got upset Monday.

Like with the French Open, the men's top seeds at Wimbledon are working out the kinks early, while the women's favorites have been far less lucky. Yet Rafael Nadal and company are still standing, along with Caroline Wozniacki and the Williams sisters.

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Tennis player Bethanie Matteck-Sands wears a unique one of a kind dress to a Wimbledon party.

Sequels almost never live up to the original, and the second straight Wimbledon showdown between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut is unlikely to do the same. However, the two will meet again in round one anyway, after taking three days to play last year.

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Tennis legend Rod "Rocket" Laver, twice winner of the Grand Slam, four-time Wimbledon champion, an extremely exciting player to watch, many consider Laver to be the greatest of all time.

Tomas Berdych may have slain one dragon in the 2010 Wimbledon Championships, but he fell hard to the other.

Rafael Nadal had some early troubles in Wimbledon, but brushed them all aside in the second week. His second Wimbledon crown was clinched with a straight set win over Tomas Berdych, putting more distance between himself and Roger Federer.

The Wimbledon women's draw had most of the top seeds go out early, except for the No. 1 seed. Serena Williams wrapped up a rather easy title with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Vera Zvonareva, clinching her second straight crown and fourth overall.

Once again, another Federer-Nadal Grand Slam final has been prevented, with Nadal facing upstart Tomas Berdych instead. However, the last two Wimbledon men's finals have been all-time classics, as Berdych hopes to add to that with another upset.

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