Wimbledon 2012: Serena Williams sets up final with Agnieszka Radwanska after beating Victoria Azarenka She was playing well and I got a little tight in the second set. I was looking too far in the future. I was so close, but I can't do that. I was happy to get through that second set tie-break. Williams, who won the first of her four Wimbledons 10 years ago, insisted that the destination of the 2012 crown is far from a foregone conclusion even though the powerful American is widely expected to overwhelm the slender Radwanska. She's doing unbelievable. She's playing so great. Wow, she's going to get every ball back," said the American, whose serving prowess would not look out of place in the men's game. Only Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber, who made the quarter-finals, has hit more aces with 98. Williams's 85 is one more than American men's 10th seed Mardy Fish who finished his campaign on 84. Serena played two doubles matches on Wednesday with sister Venus, but showed no signs of fatigue against Azarenka, taking the first set courtesy of eight aces and 20 winners, while allowing her opponent just four points on the American's serve. That was the first set dropped by the 22-year-old Belarusian at the tournament. Buoyed by a 7-1 winning record against the Australian Open champion, who could have retaken the world number one spot had she won, Williams broke for a 2-1 lead in the second set, secured with a sweeping forehand service return. Azarenka hit back to level at 3-3 and then saved a match point in the tiebreak. But the record 24th ace, blitzed right down the middle, gave Williams a deserved win.