#Opinion: She won in the last century. She won in the last millennium. She won in the ’90s, the aughts, the teens, the ’20s. And when the road wound to Toronto, she won in 2001, 2011, 2013.
Serena’s farewell tour began with a goodbye to the city.
thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
Serena’s farewell tour began with a goodbye to the city.
thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
No one else — not female, not male, not Roger or Rafa or The Joker — has compiled a grander Grand Slam record than Serena Williams.
Which is why she’s the tennis GOAT, gender-oblivious. Maybe the greatest female athlete ever, sport-oblivious. thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
Which is why she’s the tennis GOAT, gender-oblivious. Maybe the greatest female athlete ever, sport-oblivious. thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
“It was a lot of emotions,” said Williams, just a month shy of her 41st birthday, tapering toward the end of a career that has spanned three decades.
“Obviously I love playing here. I’ve always loved playing here.” thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
“Obviously I love playing here. I’ve always loved playing here.” thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
“I’ve always had some amazing times here, both on and off the court,” Williams said of Toronto.
"I’ll be coming back just as a visitor to this city. But otherwise, it’s been remarkable. I’ve had some amazing matches out here and some really cools wins." thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
"I’ll be coming back just as a visitor to this city. But otherwise, it’s been remarkable. I’ve had some amazing matches out here and some really cools wins." thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
Serena left with her words on the court, words that caught in her throat at times, as she fought to hold back the tears.
“I’m terrible at goodbyes. But goodbye Toronto," she said. thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
“I’m terrible at goodbyes. But goodbye Toronto," she said. thestar.com/sports/tennis/…
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