Venus Williams wore out Colombia's Fabiola Zuluaga 6-1 7-6 to reach the last eight at the French Open on Sunday.

It was the first time Venus had reached a grand slam quarter-final since Wimbledon last year when she was beaten in the final by sister Serena.
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The fourth-seeded American, who missed the U.S. Open through injury and lost in the Australian Open third round, looked back in convincing form in the 81 minutes of the fourth-round match.
Venus, who also lost the 2002 French Open final to Serena, has not dropped a set so far this tournament.
She came close against Zuluaga, who forced her into a second set tiebreak, which the American easily won 7-3 on her second match point.
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