'I am not retired,' Serena Williams drops hints of comeback
Comeback
Tennis legend Serena Williamshinted at her comeback in her latest statement. During a press conference in San Francisco, the 41-year-old stated that she has not retired from tennis yet.
Retirement
Williams announced her decisionto retire in the September edition of Vogue magazine. Although Williams refrained from the word "retirement" in her essay, she wrote that it is her time to "evolve away from tennis."
Statement
"I am not retired. The chances (of a return) are very high. I have a court.I still haven't really thought about (retirement),” Williams said in a statement.
Form
Williams defeated Danka Kovinicand Anett Kontaveit while she lost to Tomljanovic at the US Open. Earlier, Williams lost to Emma Raducanu at the Western and Southern Open. The former crashed out of the Canadian Open, losingto Belinda Bencic.
Titles
Williams has won the most numberof Grand Slams (women's singles) in the Open Era. She is just one short of Margaret Court (24), who owns the joint-most major title wins overall.
Numbers
Williams clinched the first of her majors in 1999 by winning the US Open (six titles). She has a win-loss record of 367-56 at majors.