Serena Williams and Angelique Kerber before the Wimbledon 2016 women’s singles final. (Source: Wimbledon)
Serena Williams will be chasing glory when she takes the court in Wimbledon 2016 for the final against Angelique Kerber.
If she wins, she will draw level with Settfi Graf from 22 Grand Slam title and will be only two behind the all time record of Margret Court of 24.
But it will also be a special moment for 11-year-old Uma Baker-Bahl.
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Uma was chosen to do the pre-match toss at the Centre Court for the women’s singles final between Serena and Kerber.
Hailing from East London, Uma has to take care of her mother and aunt who are suffering from multiple sclerosis. While her mother is ‘tired all the time and she can’t do much’, her aunt is in a wheelchair.
