Angelique Kerber of Germany kisses the Daphne Akhurst Trophy after winning the Australian Open women's singles title in a stunning upset of Serena Williams in Melbourne.
Angelique Kerber of Germany kisses the Daphne Akhurst Trophy after winning the Australian Open women's singles title in a stunning upset of Serena Williams in Melbourne.
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That winning feeling: Kerber celebrates winning an epic three set final against Williams.
That winning feeling: Kerber celebrates winning an epic three set final against Williams.
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Kerber is sportingly congratulated by Williams after closing out victory in the third set.
Kerber is sportingly congratulated by Williams after closing out victory in the third set.
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Williams tries her best to pump herself up as a 22nd grand slam title slips away from her grasp.
Williams tries her best to pump herself up as a 22nd grand slam title slips away from her grasp.
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Kerber at full stretch in the thrilling women's singles final against top seed Williams.
Kerber at full stretch in the thrilling women's singles final against top seed Williams.
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Williams is wrong footed on the baseline by a return from Germany's Kerber.
Williams is wrong footed on the baseline by a return from Germany's Kerber.
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Kerber played the match of her life to bring home a first grand slam title.
Kerber played the match of her life to bring home a first grand slam title.
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Kerber and Williams pose before the start of the final, the first grand slam final for eventual winner Kerber.
Kerber and Williams pose before the start of the final, the first grand slam final for eventual winner Kerber.
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Jamie Murray of Britain (right) and Bruno Soares of Brazil lift the men's doubles trophy after beating Daniel Nestor of Canada and Radek Stepanek of Czech Republic in the final.
Jamie at the double —
Jamie Murray of Britain (right) and Bruno Soares of Brazil lift the men's doubles trophy after beating Daniel Nestor of Canada and Radek Stepanek of Czech Republic in the final.
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