Williams, 1151, is likely to never retire.
Former US-French champion Svetlana Kuznetsova has not played since Wimbledon 2021, but is still officially named.
Meanwhile, Venus’s sister, Venus’ sister, did not like the word retirement, instead she liked “growing the sport” in September 2022.
But Serena’s name is on the list of retired IAEA.
Participation in the list is a strong commitment to retirement, because any player who changes his idea later must prepare for six months to test drugs before returning to play.
That is, Saturn can still wait for a visit from the testers outside the competition. But it no longer needs to provide details of its daily location because it was recorded in the international records in June last year – a normal process for individual players who leave the world’s 100 best players.
Williams hasn’t played so much that he will succeed this year either as a full member or partner of the WTA tour this year, but he has not completed the WTA pension form.
To play again, he must fill out an annual player’s form and find $250 in about $43 million.
The team’s team did not respond to a request for his plans, and Williams is likely to predict a little more. Any idea that may have for summer is not widely shared in the sport.
Many of the awards of pensions have been written and signed many times ago.
They may still need to be updated.