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**Flikemommoilt** · 03-26-2009, 04:48 PM

After her 2005 comeback, which of course wasn't nearly as long as this layoff and didn't involve nearly getting ripped in half as the result of childbirth, I put nothing past her. Especially in light of what a mess the WTA is right now.

The only really big difference between then and now is that Serena is no longer on a professional walkabout. Other than that, I see no major barriers. And Justine's not in the picture, either. I think the prognosis is good.

03-26-2009, 04:48 PM	#9
Flikemommoilt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	After her 2005 comeback, which of course wasn't nearly as long as this layoff and didn't involve nearly getting ripped in half as the result of childbirth, I put nothing past her. Especially in light of what a mess the WTA is right now. The only really big difference between then and now is that Serena is no longer on a professional walkabout. Other than that, I see no major barriers. And Justine's not in the picture, either. I think the prognosis is good.
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