Venus Williams Still Serving Up Passion for Tennis Post-US Open
Venus Williams proves age is just a number, planning to keep playing tennis after her US Open doubles exit.
“If there is opportunity for me to play, then hopefully I can get back somewhere this year...”
Venus Williams is set to continue her tennis career despite exiting the US Open women's doubles quarterfinals with partner Leylah Fernandez. The 45-year-old tennis star was eliminated by top seeds Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend with a score of 6-1, 6-2. Following her doubles loss, Williams expressed her satisfaction with her overall performance in New York.
Williams' Future Plans
After returning to tennis in July, following a 16-month absence, Williams has shown promising form. She plans to keep playing for the foreseeable future, opportunities permitting. “If there is opportunity for me to play, then hopefully I can get back somewhere this year,” Williams said, highlighting her commitment to the sport. Her love for tennis drives her to continue competing and pushing herself to play in the best health possible.
Venus Williams Plans to Continue Playing Tennis
Venus Williams, the seven-time Grand Slam singles winner, has expressed her intention to keep playing tennis for the foreseeable future. Despite exiting the US Open women's doubles quarterfinals, Williams is optimistic about her future in the sport.
Williams' Future Goals
“If there is opportunity for me to play, then hopefully I can get back somewhere this year,” Williams said, highlighting her commitment to continue competing. Having received wild cards into the singles, doubles, and mixed doubles draws at the US Open, Williams is eager to seize any opportunity that comes her way.
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