Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and other lopsided rivalries in sports
Serena Williams and Maria
Sharapova square off Monday at
the French Open, with Williams
holding a 19-2 edge in their head-
to-head matchups. Sharapova
hasn't beaten Williams since the title match at the 2004 WTA Tour
Championships. Since losing that affair, Williams
has rolled off 18 straight wins,
which is the WTA Tour's longest
active win streak against any one
opponent, and won 36 of the 39
sets the two have played in that span. This got us thinking about
some other notable one-sided
rivalries across sports: College football: Florida vs.
Kentucky This SEC matchup has been
about as lopsided as any rivalry in
college football history. Kentucky
hasn't beaten the Gators since a
10-3 victory at home on Nov. 15,
1986, when Ronald Reagan was in office. The Gators have won 31
consecutive games over the
Wildcats, the fourth-longest win
streak over a major conference
opponent in an uninterrupted
series.Source:ESPN
Sharapova square off Monday at
the French Open, with Williams
holding a 19-2 edge in their head-
to-head matchups. Sharapova
hasn't beaten Williams since the title match at the 2004 WTA Tour
Championships. Since losing that affair, Williams
has rolled off 18 straight wins,
which is the WTA Tour's longest
active win streak against any one
opponent, and won 36 of the 39
sets the two have played in that span. This got us thinking about
some other notable one-sided
rivalries across sports: College football: Florida vs.
Kentucky This SEC matchup has been
about as lopsided as any rivalry in
college football history. Kentucky
hasn't beaten the Gators since a
10-3 victory at home on Nov. 15,
1986, when Ronald Reagan was in office. The Gators have won 31
consecutive games over the
Wildcats, the fourth-longest win
streak over a major conference
opponent in an uninterrupted
series.Source:ESPN
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