US Open: Anett Kontaveit leaves presser in tears after Serena Williams defeat
Estonian star Anett Kontaveit left her press conference in tears, following her defeat against Serena Williams at the US Open.
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Estonian star Anett Kontaveit left her press conference in tears, following her defeat against Serena Williams at the US Open.
By George Ramsay, CNN
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Serena Williams admits she “cannot think” about winning the US Open after her farewell tournament continued with a three-set upset win over No. 2 seed Anett Kontaveit. Williams rolled back the years in front of a sell-out crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium to beat the fancied Estonian 7-6(4) 2-6 6-2.
Serena Williams' last dance at the US Open continues as she progressed to the third round with a 7-6(4) 2-6 6-2 win over Estonia's Anett Kontaveit. In a high quality contest played at the intensity of a Grand Slam final, it was the six-time US Open champion who emerged victorious in a thrilling clash in front of a sell-out crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium to book her place in the third round. Ad Williams will play Australian Ajla Tomljanovic next.
NEW YORK : Win, lose or draw, Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic said she will relish the opportunity to play her idol Serena Williams when they face off at the U.S. Open on Friday.
NEW YORK : Anett Kontaveit said she expected the sold-out crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium to throw their full support behind Serena Williams during her win on Wednesday, but the environment was "hard" and unlike anything she had faced before.
Serena Williams can call it "evolving" or "retiring" or whatever she wants. And she can be coy about whether or not this U.S. Open will actually mark the end of her playing days. Those 23 Grand Slam titles earned that right.