BLACKWELL: Let's talk tennis. This morning, Serena Williams could be on the verge of making court history again. Everybody's watching Wimbledon Center Court to see if the number one seed can win her sixth title in a row.</s>PAUL: Because if Serena wins, she'd be the first woman to hold all four major titles in a row, twice. CNN Sports' Christina MacFarlane live in London for us. What are you seeing there?</s>CHRISTINA MACFARLANE, CNN SPORTS: Well, I'll tell you what, it's a big day here at Wimbledon. The big bands are playing the strawberries and cream are flowing 15,000 people are packed on the center court behind me, Christi, because this is going to be a huge night. Serena Williams' 24th grand slam final. And as you mentioned there's so much at stake for her today as she's going for the second time in her career for that</s>BLACKWELL: Let's talk about that A-Game. She has been successful against Serena Williams in the past. Does she have a chance today?</s>MACFARLANE: Victor, the bottom line is she does stand a chance and that's why Serena is talking this very seriously indeed today because Garbine Muguruza has defeated her in a grand slam before. She put her out at the French Open in the second round just year. And she's had</s>BLACKWELL: Thanks Christina.</s>PAUL: Christina McFarlane, thank you so much we appreciate.</s>BLACKWELL: "SMERCONISH" starts right now.
Williams Goes for 6th Wimbledon Title.