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Venus and Serena Williams have, as of June 2012, met a total of 4 times in a Wimbledon final. Venus has won 1 of these matches (2008) and Serena has won 3 of these meetings (2002, 2003 and 2009)
In addition to this, they also met each other in the 2000 semi final, which was won by Venus.
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