SERENA WILLIAMS HOT NUDA SUPER SEXY

With her four Wimbledon singles titles and 27 Grand Slam victories, she is one of the greatest women’s tennis players of all time.
But Serena Williams confessed yesterday that has never liked sport.
And she’s not even very enamoured with tennis.

Shock revelation: In an extraordinary outburst, Serena Williams, 30, pictured yesterday, said she'd much rather be shopping
In an extraordinary outburst, the 30-year-old American star said she’d much rather be shopping.
‘I just want to be able to do the other things that I’m doing and expand on that. I think that helps keep my motivation up,’ she explained.
Williams took the last four months of last year off to concentrate on some of her other, presumably more captivating, ventures, like creating her own fashion line, acting, studying and, well, just sitting around.

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She was back in Brisbane, Australia, yesterday with an impressive two sets comeback win. But she admitted afterwards she is already planning on cutting down on the number of games she plays this year.
‘I mean I don’t love tennis today, but I’m here, and I can’t live without it, so I’m still here and I don’t want to go anywhere any time soon,’ she told reporters at the post-match press conference.

Not sporty? Serena Williams hits a return to Ana Ivanovic of Serbia during their fourth round match on the eighth day of the 2011 US Open Tennis Championship
‘It’s not that I’ve fallen out of love – I’ve actually never liked sports, and I never understood how I became an athlete. I don’t like working out, I don’t like anything that has to do with working physically.
‘If it involves sitting down or shopping, I’m excellent at it,’ she added.
Williams, who has won 13 Grand Slam singles titles and has career earnings of over £22million , didn’t even really want to talk about tennis.
‘I’m doing a lot of producing,’ she said. ‘I’m still working on my acting, but more on production and writing. Gosh, what else am I doing? I’m in school, and there’s something else that I can’t remember -- I’m doing so many things.’

Williams, who has won 13 Grand Slam singles titles and has career earnings of over £22million, didn't even really want to talk about tennis to reporters
She’s also spending more time on her part-share in the Miami Dolphins American Football team.
‘So, a lot of business stuff that’s really interesting and really cool. Oh, my clothing line. I’m trying to do more with that.’
Is this all to preparer her for life after tennis, she was asked.
'No. I’ve always been preparing myself for life after tennis. I’ve actually never played a lot,’ she added.


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Serena, che dolore
E' finito con una vittoria il torneo di Brisbane di Serena Williams. La tennista americana, infatti, si è infortunata alla caviglia sinistra nel match, poi portato a termine da vincitrice, contro la Jovanovski ed è stata costretta al ritiro

Serena Williams si scopre attrice

Cos’hanno a che fare tennis e serie tv?

Tendenzialmente nulla, a meno che non sia in produzione una serie incentrata sul tennis.

Oggi però Enterteinment Weekly riporta la notizia secondo cui la prossima estate, la star del tennis Serena Williams farà la sua comparsa nel legal comedy Drop Dead Diva.

La guest star Williams sarà Kelly Stevens, un’avvocatessa che rappresenterà la famiglia di Elisa Shayne (Brandy Norwood) in un caso contro Jay Parker (Josh Stamberg).

L’ideatore del programma, Josh Berman, ha dichiarato che aveva sentito dire che la Williams era fan dello show in onda su Lifetime così, semplicemente, ha pensato di contattatarla per un ruolo costruito ad hoc.









Powered by the best serve in the women’s game, Serena Williams is currently sixth on the all-time Grand Slam singles titles list with 13, the most of any active woman. Having learned to play tennis on public courts in Compton, Calif., alongside her older sister Venus, Serena became the first Williams sister to win a major singles title in 1999, when at age 17 she defeated No. 1 Martina Hingis in the U.S. Open final. Williams made it back to the U.S. Open final in 2001, losing to Venus in straight sets. From 2002 through 2003 she won four consecutive Grand Slam singles titles (2002 French Open, 2002 Wimbledon, 2002 U.S. Open, 2003 Australian Open), a feat that was dubbed the “Serena Slam.” Williams is the fifth woman, behind Maureen Connolly, Margaret Court, Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf, to hold all four major titles simultaneously. Serena defeated her sister in the finals of the four majors that comprised that run. With the victory in Melbourne in 2003, Serena became the ninth woman in history to achieve the career Grand Slam. She held the No. 1 ranking for 57 consecutive weeks from 2002 to 2003. She added a second career Wimbledon title in 2003, but then won just two majors (2005 and 2007 Australian Opens) in the five-year span that followed. In 2008, a resurgent Serena won her third career U.S. Open title and regained the No. 1 ranking for four weeks. She regained the No. 1 ranking twice in 2009, during which time she won the Australian Open for the fourth time and Wimbledon for the third time. She has a career record of 13-4 in Grand Slam singles finals. She also dominated the 2009 season-ending tour championship in Doha, winning that event for the second time in her career and the first since 2001. She has twice finished the season with the No. 1 ranking (2002, 2009). In 2010, Serena collected her 12th and 13th Grand Slam singles titles, beating Justine Henin in the Australian Open final to become the first woman in the Open Era to win five Australian Open titles, and defeating Vera Zvonareva to capture Wimbledon. On July 7, 2010, Williams stepped on broken glass in a Munich restaurant and cut her foot. The injury required 18 stitches, but complications arose. Williams eventually underwent surgery on her right foot. She suffered a hematoma and a pulmonary embolism and missed the first half of the 2011 season. She returned to action in June, posted an 18-1 record during the U.S. Open Series, winning titles in Stanford and Toronto. She defeated No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki en route to her 17th Grand Slam singles final at the U.S. Open where she lost to Samantha Stosur. Serena did not play another WTA match in 2011. Serena has won 12 Grand Slam doubles titles (Australian Open in 2001, 2003, 2009, 2010; French Open in 1999 and 2010; Wimbledon in 2000, 2002, 2008, 2009; U.S. Open in 1999, 2009) and two Olympic gold medals in doubles (2000, 2008) with sister Venus. Williams is the daughter of Oracene Price and Richard Williams. Her older half-sister, Yetunde, with whom Serena and Venus were extremely close, was shot to death in Compton in 2003. Serena described that ordeal in her 2009 autobiography On The Line. A pop culture icon with an interest in fashion, Serena runs a line of designer apparel called “Aneres” (her first name spelled backwards). Williams was fined $10,500 for her profane tirade against the line judge who called her for a foot fault during her 2009 U.S. Open semifinal match, which she lost to Kim Clijsters. Williams has won more than $34.7 million in career prize money, the most of any female athlete in any sport in history.