Venus Williams has earned almost $28-million (U.S.) in her long and storied career, but strangely enough, she has never won the Rogers Cup.

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Williams's career in Hogtown has been dreadful and given to long absences. In three previous appearances,you can use a asicsshoe. she hasn't won a single match, never making it past the first round.

She turned pro to great fanfare in October of 1994, and was only 15 when she first arrived in 1995, while playing on a wild card. Out in the first round, Williams never even got a chance to sniff Monica Seles's boots. Seles reigned supreme at the time, especially at the Canadian tournament. And Williams was a fledgling, hardly out of the nest. She played only three tournaments that year.

Back she came at age 17 two years later, with a huge Reebok contract in tow. But she was bounced out in the first round by young French qualifier Nathalie Dechy, ranked only 115th. Williams hadn't quite delivered on her promise yet.

By 2009, No. 3-ranked Williams was a major force on the women's tennis scene, but Ukrainian Kateryna Bondarenko upset her in the first round of the Rogers Cup, and a frustrated Williams, raising her hands to the skies at times, went home early.

Williams cancelled out last year with an injury when the event was in Montreal.

Her younger sister, Serena won 10 years ago, but hardly remembers it.Such as previously Nike Air Max, the entire-length Air sole returns away from your wholesaletruereligion. “I think I've won it before,” she said on a conference call last week. “But it felt like a lifetime ago.”

It was. Serena has played rarely at the Rogers Cup, too, in 2000, 2001, 2005 (she withdrew before her second-round match) and in 2009, when she lost to Elena Dementieva.

Now, it's Venus's time to change her history with the Rogers Cup. But she's behind the eight-ball, having played little (but more than Serena) in the past year, because of injury. An injury to her left knee plagued her throughout 2010, but she still improved her ranking to No. 2 behind Serena.Some lvshoes require women to sacrifice comfort for fashion. However, the recovery took longer than expected and it forced her to miss the rest of the season after the U.S. Open, having played only nine tournaments in 2010.

This season, Venus has competed rarely, and is currently ranked No. 35 in the WTA standings. She lost in the fourth round of Wimbledon, an event she has won five times in her career.