Serena Williams announces retirement from tennis after U.S. Open
Serena Williams will retire from tennis some time after the U.S. Open that starts in three weeks.
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Serena Williams will retire from tennis some time after the U.S. Open that starts in three weeks.
Serena Williams has announced her imminent retirement from tennis.
Serena Williams has announced her imminent retirement from tennis.
Serena Williams announced her tennis career is winding down, citing her desire to grow her family.
Serena Williams said on Tuesday that she is "evolving away from tennis" as she hinted at retiring from the sport she dominated for much of her career with 23 singles Grand Slam titles. On Monday, Williams played only her second singles match since she returned to action at Wimbledon in June after a year-long absence from competition, beating Spain's Nuria Parrizas Diaz to reach the second round of the Toronto Open. The 40-year-old won her last Grand Slam crown in 2017 and has been chasing an elusive 24th crown that will draw her level with Margaret Court who holds the record for most majors.
Serena Williams has seemingly confirmed her upcoming retirement from tennis. The 23-time Grand Slam champion said after her first-round win at the Canadian Open – her first singles victory in 14 months – that she sees a “light at the end of the tunnel”. Ad In an interview with Vogue released hours after the match she has revealed that as she turns 41 in September “something’s got to give” and she is hoping to have another child.
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