You could say the same thing about michael jordan or kobe tho too lol
My apologies mate. Didn't mean it as a personal attack, just typing away feverishly. That whole argument/debate about individual athletes on team sports winning championship to determine who's better is just ludicrous IMO, especially in hockey or football, when you're off the ice/field for over half the game!I'm just going to suggest that you're not very good at making my arguments for me, and even worse at putting words in my mouth
I like being me, you do you
Back on topic. It's interesting that many state that Graf had it easy because of the Seles attack, yet she had a winning record before the attack and more importantly was 3-1 vs Seles during her two best years, yet no one mention Serena's fortune that her main rival Henin retired early, despite being a year younger than Serena. Henin before her contemplating retirement/retirement was 6-6 vs Serena, 4-2 in grand slams vs Serena. She beat her in three straight grands slams in 2007 on three different surfaces the year before she retired! She had 7 slams to Serena's 8 when she retired. More importantly she was ranked number for 117 weeks to Serena's 57 weeks!! In 2008 her head was no longer in the game, took a break then retired and asked the WTA to remove her from the rankings despite being ranked number 1 for over a year! Strange turn of events.
NEW YORK -- Serena Williams continued what could be her final magical run through a major championship, upsetting No. 2 seed Anett Kontaveit on Wednesday night 7-6 (7-4), 2-6, 6-2 in the second round of the US Open.
