Jelena Jankovic had the match in hand until she upset Serena Williams. Then Serena took charge and won 12 of the last 14 games to win another Charleston title.

In one of their most lopsided meetings, Serena slammed sister Venus in the Charleston semifinals on Saturday.

Sister act 24: Venus and Serena meet for the first time since 2009 in the Charleston semifinals on Saturday.

The trailer is out for the new Venus and Serena documentary.

Notes: Interesting start for (2) Bartoli vs. the free-swinging American Vandeweghe…wildcards went to (4) Ivanovic and Mexicans Ximena Hermoso and Ana Sof�a Sanchez…notable pulls from the draw were Victoria Azarenka (right ankle, missed a chunk of cash), Kirsten Flipkens, Aleksandra Wozniak (shoulder), and Vera Zvonareva (shoulder)…Returning former champs in the field are Pavlyuchenkova (2011-10) and Bartoli (2009).

Serena Williams showed who is boss rallying to beat rival Maria Sharapova to win a record sixth Miami title Saturday.

In a battle of the top two players in the world, Serena Williams seeks a sixth Miami title Saturday against rival Maria Sharapova.

“It definitely felt really good today,” Williams said. “I kept my unforced errors rather low. On a couple shots out there I think I got pretty lucky, but I’ve been practicing really hard and it’s all just paying off, so I don’t know if it’s luck. I don’t believe in luck — I believe in hard work.”

“I was a little bit nervous in the first set and part of the second,” Ferrer said. “But I tried to fight every point, to be focused and I had a good feeling in the final of the second set and of course in the third one.”

“All the credit to him,” Djokovic said. “He played a great match and he was the better player, no question about it. The results show everything. As far as I’m concerned, it’s definitely the worst match I have played in a long time.”