When Serena won her first US Open match ...
- Gregg Popovich was 106th on the all-time wins list.
- Tom Brady had not thrown his first Michigan TD pass.
- LeBron James had not made his high school debut.
- Tim Duncan was the reigning NBA rookie of the year.
On stats alone, Serena Williams would be the greatest of all time. But when you consider everything not in a stat line—the lily white world of tennis, the brush with death, winning while pregnant—her legacy transcends sport. We’ve been so, so very lucky. A champion for all times.
After 27 years, Serena's career comes to a close 🙏
🐐 4x Olympic gold 🥇
🐐 23 Grand Slam singles titles
🐐 14 Grand Slam doubles titles
🐐 Only tennis player to achieve the career Golden Slam in both singles and doubles
🐐 Joint longest run as the No. 1-ranked female player
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