Download here Serena Williams will retire after the US Open. Getty Images / Robert Prang Serena Williams couldn’t contain her emotions at the Canadian Open on Thursday. The 40-year-old lost in the second round just two days after announcing her retirement. “I’m bad at goodbye,” Williams said, sobbing to the crowd. But bye-bye Toronto. Serena Williams broke down in tears ...

The first leg of Serena Williams’ farewell tour ended quickly when she lost 2-6, 4-6 to Belinda Bencic in the second round of the Canadian Open, a day after announcing her impending retirement from tennis. Williams received a standing ovation and had the full support of the fans throughout the 77-minute match, but failed to evoke the old magic that ...

This has to be about whether Serena Williams is the greatest athlete in history. After all, who was better? Pep Didrickson may have earned Olympic gold medals in two different track and field events and 10 major wins on the LPGA Tour; Perhaps Larisa Latynina, who has won 18 medals in three Olympic Games; or Jackie Joyner-Kersee with her seven ...

Download here Coco Gauff said Serena Williams inspired her to play tennis after the 23-times Grand Slam champion decided to “evolve” from the sport. “I grew up with her, which is why I play tennis…I saw someone who looked like I was in control of the game and that made me think I could do that too,” she said. Bianca ...

sYears ago, while Serena Williams continued to cement her career records and claimed to be the greatest of all time, a reporter asked her to set the all-time record. Williams then claimed 19 Grand Slam titles, just below the number 18 set by Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. She sighed deeply but smiled: “Stephanie Graff owns it, she owns it ...

Download here Serena Williams says she is ready to retire from tennis after winning 23 Grand Slam titles and is focusing on having another child and her business interests. “I’m going to be 41 this month and have to give,” Williams wrote in an article for Vogue on Tuesday. Williams, one of the greatest and most accomplished athletes in its ...

Download here Serena Williams has admitted that she sees “a light at the end of the tunnel” in her tennis career, but is still excited to continue competing after her first win at the National Bank Open in Toronto in 2022. Continue reading: Williams claims his first singles win in 14 months Source site 41

Serena Williams has confirmed her retirement from tennis after a career that saw her win 23 Grand Slam singles titles. The 40-year-old made the announcement in an article for Vogue on Tuesday. “I’ve never liked the word retirement,” Williams wrote. Probably the best word to describe what I intend to do is evolution. I’m here to tell you that I’m ...