It's Maria vs. Serena for Olympic gold at Wimbledon. Does it get any better?

Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams meet on Saturday for the Olympic title, with both looking to add one of the highest accolades in sports to their career grand slams.

Williams has already won two golds in doubles with her sister Venus. But she's never won the singles title at the Olympics.

Sharapova has beaten Serena Williams just twice in their 10 meetings, but Williams tried to shrug off the pressure of chasing a gold medal.

"I don't feel like I'm missing anything," she says. "I feel like if I were to retire last week, I would be fine."

—Christopher Torchia

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