Serena Williams served three aces in the final match and eliminated the defending Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova on Tuesday, winning the match in the quarterfinals 6-3, 7-5.
The sixth-seeded Williams, 30, seeks his fifth title at Wimbledon, and said after his victory: "I have nothing to lose."
Kvitova, who was the fourth preclassificat, fell behind early in the game, the final 5-2 after 20 minutes. But the game continues, Kvitova began to find his range, so that Williams made more operational.
In the second set was a turning point until the game 10. It came suddenly and was with Williams and served over a breakup, it was an opportunity for the set point Kvitova. However, Williams emerged a winner in the 115 mph service maintained for 5-5.
The following game Kvitova seemed nervous and she walloped a scale easy to network a break point to lead 6-5 and the opportunity to serve the game of Williams.
And Williams did with his three aces, plus a game-winning service. Williams in the semifinals and will play second-seeded Victoria Azarenka, and Tamira Paszek.
Williams became the first female semifinalists in a day that was full of rain. The roof on Centre Court has allowed David Ferrer defeated Juan Martin del Potro 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 in the first place.
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