Venus Williams sends message to Serena Williams after losing Wimbledon final, and being the oldest player to play in the finals
Venus Williams Loses At Wimbledon, But Still Makes History
Tennis legend Venus Williams may have lost at Wimbleton on Saturday, but she still managed to make history. ET reports that the 37-year-old is the oldest woman to compete in the Wimbledon finals. Beat by Garbiñe Muguruza in London, reports say she bowed out with grace, sending her pro-athlete sister, Serena, who is pregnant with her first child, a beautiful message on Twitter. She wrote, “I tried my best to do the same things you do, but I think there will be other opportunities. I do.”
Venus Williams sends message to Serena Williams after losing Wimbledon final
VENUS WILLIAMS promised she would be back in a Grand Slam final after losing at Wimbledon to Garbine Muruguza By JAMES DICKENSON
Williams reacts after losing the first set against Muguruza (AFP PHOTO/Glyn KIRK)
Venus Williams collapsed in the second set against Muruguza, going down 7-5 6-0 to the Spaniard.
The 37-year-old could not cope with her 23-year-old opponent on Centre Court, and after the match admitted she missed her sister Serena, who was missing at Wimbledon as she is pregnant.
When asked if she had a message for Serena, Venus replied: “I miss you, I tried my best to do the same things you do but I think there will be other opportunities.”
The crowd clapped hoping her words ring true, but Venus was well beaten by Muguruza today.
Venus Williams admitted after losing to Garbine Muguruza that she missed her sister Serena
And the American was quick to pay tribute to her opponent, adding: “Congratulations Garbine, amazing.
“I know how hard you work and how much this means to you and your family. Well done today, beautiful.
“Thank you to my team who have been here day in day out, we’ve had a lot of beautiful moments in the last few weeks.”
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/829036/Venus-Williams-Serena-Garbine-Muguruza-final-title
Garbiñe Muguruza v Venus Williams highlights – Wimbledon 2017 ladies’ singles final
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