Serena Williams

Serena Williams lost to Belinda Bencic in Toronto in her first match since announcing her impending retirement.

Serena Williams is famous for her 23 Grand Slam singles titles. That is more than any other tennis player accumulated in the sport’s professional era, which began in 1968.

Serena Williams doesn’t want to call it retirement, so we won’t. The tennis great announced she would be prioritizing her family life over her career in a first-person piece for Vogue. Pam Shriver, an ESPN contributor who has covered Williams for years, joins LX News to discuss

Serena Williams said she plans to move on from tennis sometime after the U.S. Open, leading to an increased interest in the event.

Serena Williams may be ready to step down from her tennis career, but the young women she’s inspired will continue to shape the sport.

With Serena Williams retiring soon, we look at where her Grand Slam titles and accolades rank her among all-time tennis greats.

Serena Williams’ career is full of highlights. Let’s look back to her first career Grand Slam and her biggest wins in the 21st century.

With the 2022 U.S. Open quickly approaching, here is a look back at women’s champions and record holders over the years.

To date, Williams has 73 career singles titles, 23 career doubles titles and over $94 million in career winnings.

The tennis legend made the announcement in an article in Vogue magazine.

Tennis legend Serena Williams announces her retirement in Vogue Magazine.

Serena Williams announced on Tuesday that she will be stepping away from professional tennis.

Serena Williams earned her first win in more than a year by beating Nuria Parrizas-Diaz 6-3, 6-4 at the women’s National Bank Open.

Serena Williams made her return to Wimbledon with a three-set loss to Harmony Tan in the first round on Tuesday.

Wimbledon is in progress and people are wondering what the story is behind the black tape on Serena Williams’ face.

Tennis superstar Serena Williams’ competitive preparation for Wimbledon will include two doubles matches. Due to her partner’s injury, the team had to withdraw from Eastbourne.

After a year away, Serena Williams won her first match of doubles with partner Ons Jabeur at Eastbourne International on Tuesday.

After suffering a leg injury in 2021, 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams is officially competing in Wimbledon 2022.

Serena Williams implied in an Instagram post on Tuesday that she will be playing at Wimbledon 2022, which would be her first time competing since her 2021 injury.

Serena and Venus Williams were not on the Wimbledon entry lists that were released Friday, but they still could request an invitation.