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Serena Williams continues to tease tennis fans about whether or not they may see her again on court docket, this time saying she is “not retired” from the game.
Williams, thought-about by many as the best participant of all time, announced she would “evolve away from tennis” after this 12 months’s US Open, including that she “never liked the word retirement.”
In a quick comeback to the game final 12 months, the 23-time grand slam champion accomplished in singles at Wimbledon, the National Bank Open, the Western & Southern Open and the US Open, the place she was knocked out by Ajla Tomljanović within the third spherical.
Speaking on the current TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco to advertise Serena Ventures, her funding firm, Williams, 41, mentioned: “I’m not retired … The chances are very high [of playing again]. You come to my house, I’ve got a court.”
Last month, in an interview on Good Morning America, Williams mentioned “you never know” to a return to aggressive tennis and defined how NFL quarterback Tom Brady had “started a really cool trend.”
The 45-year-old Brady mentioned he was retiring from the NFL in February, solely to later reverse that call and proceed his profession with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season.
As a part of her plans to “evolve away from tennis,” Williams mentioned she can be spending extra time together with her household, as effectively as pursuing her enterprise pursuits and charity ambassador roles.