It was a little hairy there for a minute…and fresh off her first doubles loss, Serena had to feel some stress. But of course she pulled it off.
(Video) Tennis: LOL Serena Williams Does a Twerk Tutorial
Serena Williams knows she’s not the best dancer but she’s decided to embrace her moves anyway; from taking dance classes, to even twerking in Beyonce’s video for “Sorry.” The tennis champion decided to teach her moves to the world, giving a twerking tutorial for Self Magazine as she graced the cover for their September issue.
(Video) Tennis: Legendary Billie Jean King Answers if Serena Williams Could Beat a Male Tennis Pro
Legendary former tennis player Billie Jean King once said Serena Williams is the best tennis player ever, but recently she was asked if Serena had a shot at beating a top men’s tennis pro and she wasn’t as generous.
(Video/Photos) Sports: Serena Williams Shows Off Poolside In Her Black Bikini
Serena Williams finally got a chance to relax and enjoy her pool after a grueling schedule that saw her win her 22nd Grand Slam at Wimbledon earlier this month and lucky for us she shared her time with us on Snapchat. She talked about having some down time and relaxing at the pool being her favorite thing, especially before the Olympics start but the star of the show is her black bikini that we are thankful she showed off. Make sure to check the gallery!
(Video) Sports: Serena Williams’ Hammy Massage On Snapchat
Serena ain’t slick. Check out the hamstring massage that she lets us take a peek at…or is it her…
(Video) Sports: Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon & Makes History As Beyonce & Jay Z Look On
Congratulations are in order for Serena Williams who just won her seventh Wimbledon title, making short work of Angelique Kerber, defeating her 7-5, 6-3 in about 80 minutes. In the process, she tied Steffi Graf for the most Grand Slam wins all time with 22. Enjoying the show were Beyonce & Jay Z, who were seated in Serena’s box as the action unfolded. It’s pretty safe to assume that Serena will surpass Graf and win #23 and even more at some point in the future, which will likely solidify her position as the greatest female athlete of all time. Check the videos below.
