36-year-old tennis player and Super mom Serena Williams makes it to the 10th Wimbledon Finals ten months after the birth of her daughter Alexis Olympia, it find this impressive!
Serena has demonstrated that having a baby has not robbed her of any of her skills and talents as she won with a 6-2 6-4 demolition against German’s talented tennis player, Julia George in a Grand Slam final on Thursday, July 13, 2018.
Goerges had come into her first Grand Slam semi-final having belted more winners (199), more aces (44) and more unreturned serves (113) than anyone else in the women’s draw but those statistics counted for little when she came up against an opponent who is in hot pursuit of a record-equaling 24th major.
Twenty years after making her Wimbledon debut as a precocious teenager and 16 years since her first title at the All England Club, Serena remains the pre-eminent force in the women’s tennis game. Having missed the Wimbledon last year due to her pregnancy, Serena won the grass-court Grand Slam on her previous two visits in 2015 and 2016.
Serena will go into her 30th Grand Slam final — her first since winning the 2017 Australian Open — holding a 6-2 lead in her head to head record against Kerber. On 20-match winning streak at Wimbledon, Williams will face German world number 10 Angelique Kerber on Saturday in a repeat of the 2016 showpiece won by Williams.