MELBOURNE, Australia — Serena Williams has not played a meaningful match since losing in the semifinals of the United States Open in September.
Williams has professed that she is healthy despite pulling out of two matches and failing to complete a third at the Hopman Cup exhibition event last month, citing knee problems.
At one point Saturday during a morning training session in preparation of defending her Australian Open title, a grimacing Williams sat in a chair, facing a fence, as her physiotherapist, Anne-Marie Montgomery, attended to her.
Williams, addressing the news media hours later, rejected the suggestion of a nagging injury.
“No, I’m a little tired today,” she said, referring to the moments when she was seated in practice. “I’ve been working so hard and doing so much work, so. Maybe I had a bad attitude out there.” For the full article click here
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