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**otheloComRole** · 04-27-2009, 12:36 PM

Cool. I've oftentimes wished that Serena devoted more of her life to tennis, but it's obvious she's got her priorities straight. She's not interested in being one day mentioned in the same breath with the likes of Graf, King, or Navratilova, and that's cool.

?? sorry? You mean that the *entire* narrative of the contemporary women's tennis revolves around Serena but somehow she's..........oh come on!

besides Graf's number of slam is a statistical aberration after Seles' stabbing.ok with Navratilova is difficult to beat.

Of course Serena has a shot to be the woman's GOAT and it's not with the current crop of players (except a couple of younger ones and her own sis Venus + Maria S if she's really healthy) that she won't be able to get to 15 slams. I just hope her health stays put.
She can continue to do as much as many things that she want, it has shown it doesn't affect her wins.

04-27-2009, 12:36 PM	#3
otheloComRole Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	Cool. I've oftentimes wished that Serena devoted more of her life to tennis, but it's obvious she's got her priorities straight. She's not interested in being one day mentioned in the same breath with the likes of Graf, King, or Navratilova, and that's cool. ?? sorry? You mean that the entire narrative of the contemporary women's tennis revolves around Serena but somehow she's..........oh come on! besides Graf's number of slam is a statistical aberration after Seles' stabbing.ok with Navratilova is difficult to beat. Of course Serena has a shot to be the woman's GOAT and it's not with the current crop of players (except a couple of younger ones and her own sis Venus + Maria S if she's really healthy) that she won't be able to get to 15 slams. I just hope her health stays put. She can continue to do as much as many things that she want, it has shown it doesn't affect her wins.
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