Powerful Serena Williams Reaches US Open Final

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Serena Williams is nearly adding to her 23-Grand Slam titles in the wake of conceiving an offspring as she vanquished Anastasija Sevastova in vehement mold to achieve the US Open last. 

The American created a solid appearing to dispatch the nineteenth seeded Latvian 6-3 6-0 of every 66 minutes in their US Open semi-last on Thursday. 

The 36-year-old Williams, beaten by Angelique Kerber in the Wimbledon last in July, will go up against Japan's Naomi Osaka in Saturday's last after the twentieth seed beat Madison Keys. 

Win for Williams will break even with Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles. 

What's more, the six-time champion at Flushing Meadows, who missed a year ago's US Open as a result of the introduction of her youngster Olympia, realizes that she is nearly making another history. 

"It is extremely staggering, a year back I was actually battling for my life at the healing center in the wake of having the infant," Williams said. 

"Consistently I advance out on this court I am so thankful to have a chance to play this game. 

"So regardless of what occurs in any match, I as of now feel like I have effectively won."