Serena withdrew from the 202 1 US Open and missed the Grand Slam. What are her wonderful moments on the court?

Serena Williams, a famous American tennis player, announced on her personal social media that she had withdrawn from this season's American tennis tournament due to injury. Serena Williams is an active female tennis super player, and her ranking has been stable in the forefront of the world for a long time. Serena intended to attack the 24th Grand Slam of her career this season, but she had to give up because of injury, which made many fans feel very sorry. Serena, who has played in the professional tennis league for 26 seasons, has left many classic memories for fans.

Serena Williams' strength on the tennis court is terrible, and her explosive power is almost unmatched in the whole women's tennis world. She is an excellent tennis player who perfectly combines strength, skill and mentality. Serena/kloc-started playing professional tennis league at the age of 0/4,/kloc-entered the top of the world rankings at the age of 0/7 100.

Serena's first highlight moment was in 1999. Serena defeated her opponent at the US Open at the age of 19 and won the first grand slam in her career. Since then, Serena's world ranking has remained in the top ten in the world. In 2002, Serena won the first place in the world and won eight titles, including three grand slam titles. That year, Serena became a world-famous professional tennis player. From 2002 to 2003, Serena dominated women's tennis with super strength. Serena participated in six Grand Slam events, won five of them, and once held the first place in the world for 57 weeks.

Then Serena's state declined due to injuries and other reasons. In 2007, her world ranking dropped to 8 1. When people began to forget Serena, she created her own legend. In 2007, she won the Australian Open women's singles championship, defeated Sharapova, Ivanovich, jankovic and other women's tennis masters to return to the first place in the world, and once again opened her own era.

Serena now ranks second in women's tennis history with 23 grand slams. We hope Serena can get rid of the injury as soon as possible and launch another record-like impact.