Serena Williams: 'I didn't retire, I just didn't know how I would come back'
Serena Williams said thoughts of retirement had not been on her agenda during her year-long absence.
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‘I didn’t know how I’d come back,’ says Serena
US player Serena Williams celebrates after winning with Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur against Spain’s Sara Sorribes Tormo and Czech Republic’s Marie Bouzkova at the end of their round of 8 women’s doubles tennis match, on day three, of the Eastbourne International tennis tournament in Eastbourne, southern England on June 21, 2022. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP)
What Takehireo Tomiyasu has been doing in pre-season as Arsenal star receives homecoming gesture
Arsenal full-back Takehiro Tomiyasu has been spending his time off by coaching school children in his hometown of Fukoka in Japan.
Serena Williams unsure if this year’s Wimbledon will be her last
Serena Williams had admitted she’s unsure if she’ll return to Wimbledon again after this year.
Tennis-Serena says she needed time to heal after rough 2021
LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams needed to heal physically and mentally during a difficult year away from tennis due to injuries and had doubts about her comeback at one stage, the former world number one said on Saturday as she prepares to return to Wimbledon.
Serena says she needed time to heal after rough 2021
LONDON : Serena Williams needed to heal physically and mentally during a difficult year away from tennis due to injuries and had doubts about her comeback at one stage, the former world number one said on Saturday as she prepares to return to Wimbledon.
Ons Jabeur interview: 'I feel pretty confident that one day I can win a grand slam'
For the past week, you could not wipe the smile off Ons Jabeur's face.
Ons Jabeur says she has 'chosen' her career and doesn't treat the pressure of blazing a trail as a burden
Ons Jabeur says she has willingly «chosen» to take on the challenge of blazing a trail for the next generation — and that she is not finding it a burden. By winning the Madrid Open in May, Tunisian Jabeur became the first Arab or African woman to win a WTA 1000 event. Ad/> No male or female Arab player had ever been ranked in tennis' top 10 before her either, but she broke down that blank in October last year.