
The goat, Serena Williams was defeated yesterday by Bianca Andreescu. The 19-year-old prevented Williams from securing her U.S. Open record.
Perspective: Serena Williams faces some hard truths after falling short again in a Grand Slam https://t.co/v7CNWGSJcx
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 8, 2019
A win at this Grand Slam would have allowed Williams to clinch her 24th Grand Slam. She is one win away from matching the current record for most championship titles held by Margaret Court.
Win or lose ….
Just remember.
Empowered women. Empower women. #SerenaWilliams #BiancaAndrescu #femaleleadership #power #resilience pic.twitter.com/IgfdZw3Nbh— Storealities (@Storealities) September 8, 2019
‘Truly blessed’ ???
19-year-old Bianca Andreescu became Canada’s first Grand Slam singles champion after toppling Serena Williams in a rollercoaster US Open final
The teenager wasn’t even born when Williams won her first Slam at the 1999 US Openhttps://t.co/zKwII8saZ5 pic.twitter.com/1RpU0Ohsub
— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 8, 2019
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