Serena Williams’ return to tennis did not result in many wins. Despite the success of some doubles, Williams’ big return to singles ended in disappointment, as she was eliminated in the first round of Wimbledon.
Although Williams decided to return to play at the 2026 US Open, she opted to pass on the opportunity. But he doubles up with his sister Venus in the event.
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But what he doesn’t want is Serena, 44, who has completely given up on his career. GMA said on Monday that he feels he wants to return to the courtroom, at least one more match.
When asked, Williams said, “Maybe I’ll play again. I have to. I think I need to come back after some of them.”
She added, “I want to. But this is not something permanent, obviously. I really want my children to see me play at another age.”
Williams, arguably the best tennis player of her generation, shocked many in June when she announced she was retiring from tennis after several years. At the time, no one was clear how long Williams intended to play, although some speculated that she would try and make at least one Grand Slam run before calling it quits.
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He got that chance at Wimbledon, though he lost in the first round to Mayan Art. Williams suffered a knee injury in that match, which prevented her from taking the court for doubles matches with her sister.
With the pair playing doubles at the 2026 US Open, there was a question as to whether Williams would continue to play after taking the court with her sister once.
Based on Monday’s comments, Williams is still hoping for one more amazing run before she decides to officially retire from tennis.