2021 Australian Open: Serena Williams abruptly ends the press conference after talking about the final farewell

Naomi Osaka Defeat Serena Williams 6-3 and 6-4 in the 2021 Australian Open semifinals on Wednesday. Osaka advanced to the final with victory and in the process rejected Williams’s chance to win the 24th professional Grand Slam singles championship, which is the goal she has been pursuing since 2018.

After the loss, Williams and Osaka hugged each other online. The two faced each other in some memorable matches, including the 2018 U.S. Open. Before appearing in court, Williams spoke to the crowd, raised her hand, grateful. Just like in sports, people immediately began to analyze whether this was a way for the 39-year-old to say goodbye to Melbourne fans forever.

Although many athletes make important announcements before they retire, the tennis legend said that when bidding farewell, she would keep this information confidential.

In the post-match press conference, Williams was asked if we had just seen Williams participate in the game for the last time.

When asked what she meant by gestures to the crowd, Williams said: “I don’t know, the crowds in Australia are really amazing. It’s nice to see.”

Regarding her future and whether goodbye is coming, she said: “I don’t know. If I say goodbye, I won’t tell anyone.”

As the questions continued to appear, Williams seemed very excited, and finally said that he had to answer the questions, and explained: “I don’t know…I’m done.” As her voice began to tremble.

She was also asked what went wrong with the loss and said that mistakes were the main cause of Osaka’s loss.

Williams said she was not nervous, but made mistakes that were easy to avoid.

This is her press conference:

Williams also solved the loss on Instagram, thank you everyone for your support. She wrote: “Melbourne and my Australian fans-today’s game results or performance were not ideal, but it did happen… I am honored to be able to play in front of everyone. Today I will do better for you. I will always bear it Debt, thank everyone in each of you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I admire you.”