‘Taking a moment to appreciate the GOAT’: Lewis Hamilton lauds Tennis superstar Serena Williams for her priceless contribution

F1 driver Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams

Seven time World Champion, Lewis Hamilton has shown his appreciation for tennis superstar Serena Williams before the start of the Dutch Grand Prix. The 37 year old British driver has been an avid admirer of Serena Williams as is evident from the various times he has posted in awe of her.

The same rings true for the American tennis icon as well, she has named Lewis Hamilton on top of her list for GOATs in all of sports right now. The two are in constant praise of each other and have a very strong bond of friendship on and off social media.

Serena Williams has announced her retirement from the sport of tennis after the end of the US Open which is underway at the moment. There are many fans of her that are sad to see her go and Lewis Hamilton is no exception.

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#F1: Lewis Hamilton on Serena Williams: “Taking a moment before the race today to show my appreciation and gratitude to the greatest of all time, @serenawilliams. We will never see another Serena. She's one of a kind.”
— deni (@fiagirly) September 4, 2022

The two are in awe of each other’s efforts to eliminate discrimination in their respective sports but the similarities don’t end there, with both of them being labelled as GOAT’s in their respective sports. The 40 year old, tennis superstar has been an inspiration to many people and the announcement of her retirement has stirred disappointment within the fans.

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Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams bid on Premier League team Chelsea

Lewis Hamilton a seven time Formula 1 World Champion and Serena Williams an American tennis superstar have reportedly each bid an amount of 13 million dollars to buy the Premier League club, Chelsea.

The current owner Roman Abramovich, decided to sell Chelsea after he had been hit with sanctions by the European Union, because his native country Russia decided to invade Ukraine.

The pair have decided to be part of Martin Broughton’s bid to buy out Chelsea and try and maintain its status as one of the top teams in the Premier League. The group of investors include former Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton, World Athletics President Sebastian Cole and other wealthy investors from around the world.

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