NEW YORK: Serena Williams will not pursue the 24th Grand Slam title on the US Open, but with her 40th birthday only a month, she will start maybe her biggest challenge in closing her own career.
Williams revealed Wednesday, he would miss the Battle of New York Hardcourt with a robbed right hamstring suffered in the first round of last month at Wimbledon.
“After careful consideration and following the advice of my doctor and medical team, I have decided to withdraw from the US open to allow my body to recover completely from a torn hamstring,” Williams posted on Instagram.
Williams, the 23 crown of the Singlam Grand Slam is the only record of all time Margaret Court, will fight back from injury at age when most players have retired.
The American Star has become the oldest woman to win the Singles Grand Slam crown, taking the 2018 Australian Open degree at the age of 35 during pregnancy before taking a year to give birth to Olympia’s daughter.
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Williams, a winner six times in Flushing Meadows, has experienced a damaged season and teetering from his Roundshe who suffered from pulmonary embolism after giving birth and ridden to sleep for six weeks but struggling to return to world-class forms, reaching.
Finals 2018 and 2019 at Wimbledon and the US Open, and until now have not missed the beginning of the slam since the motherly hiatus.
Williams failed to take a set in one of the four trophy matches, the last in New York was only embarrassed by the 38th anniversary of making it the oldest woman finalist at the Singles History Grand Slam.
Ken Rosewall was 37 when he was the big winner of the Singles Grand Slam and 39 when he reached 1974 we opened the final.
If Serena must reach another single slam final, she will become the oldest man or woman to do so.
“I feel like people can play longer,” Williams said at Wimbledon.
“Technology has played a big role in it – the way we see the game, the way we recover, the way our shoes are made, the way the equipment is made.” Because people usually retire at 29, 30 – before 29, 30, 32 are max.
I feel there are some players at that age just about their steps.
“Williams won the 10 grand slam titles in his 30s, took every crown of at least twice, and a runner-up six times, at least once all four events.
Will Williams have matched a court record, many consider it as the biggest female tennis player ever There, “said US Legend John Mcenroe.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) The woman who began playing against Venus’s sister under his father’s guidance Richard had won seven titles of Australia Open and seven Wimbledon, three.
France Open and six US crowns opened, including the first at the age of 17 at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in 1999.
He lost to Victoria Azarenka in the US Open semi-finals last year and fell to Naomi Osaka in the semi-semi-australia this year this year Final.
For more than two decades, Williams has faced the generation of new rivals who raised their games every time he was in their net.
“It certainly makes me better,” Williams said.
“I have a big X on my back since ’99, because I won the US open.
When the player plays me which is difficult for every tournament, every game, every grand slam, you don’t matter where, you get better.” Williams said he was “broken hearted “When he was forced to leave the court at Wimbledon injured, his enthusiasm was lifted by a cheering crowd that hoped they did not watch the last arc in the Central Court.
“Serena Williams has been fully committed to recovery and we have done everything we can,” Tweeted Williams Coach Patrick Moonoglou.
“But his body is not ready.
It’s heartbreaking, but this is the only possible decision.” Williams has played a minimum schedule of most seasons to help their longevity.
“Play the way I play help my career,” he said.
“I think I can’t play as long as I have to play a lot of weeks.
You just have to find out what works for you and go with it.”
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