“I embrace leading by example,” Serena Williams on inspiring young athletes to make them winners

“I embrace leading by example,” Serena Williams on inspiring young athletes to make them winners

Serena Williams

Serena Williams is a legend in the women’s tennis world for having an impressive 23 Grand Slams- the most in her generation. And while she is out of court due to injuries, the former world no.1 is very active in promoting her investment venture company or delighting fans with cute pics of her daughter Olympia for the world to see.

Recently, the American tennis sensation announced a campaign where she plans on acting as a mentor for the younger generation in the hope of inspiring them and ensuring that they don’t drop out of the sport. Just the previous month, Williams teamed up with the Women’s Sports Foundation for a campaign to support young girls to continue with their sports as they grow up.

The world no. 1 said that many young girls drop out of the sport due to underfunding or no support for these young girls and this campaign is raised to give the young girls the voice to continue with the sport along with the required representation required. She said, “I embrace leading by example and love the opportunity to inspire young athletes. Head to Gatorade.com/InspireNext to enter for a chance to win a mentorship experience with me.” we would love to see the players who would be mentored by Serena Williams, because who knows one day they might professional players themselves.

Where is Serena Williams headed?

Serena Williams
Serena Williams

Fans have just one burning question. When is Serena Williams coming back? As for the answer, we all know that the American will return to court but when she will return is not very clear. The tennis sensation was last seen in Wimbledon when she had to retire after the first round due to an injury. The 23-time Grand Slam Winner will also not be available for the WTA 1000 event happening in the month of October. We are still not clear on when the tennis star will return, but she will return as she wants to beat the record set by Margaret Court.

Serena Williams in the meantime has certainly kept herself busy as she is also managing her venture company known as Serena Ventures, which invests and serves as a fund for start-up businesses. The American also plans on entering the professional world of tennis back soon as she wants to win her 24th Grand Slam which will level her with tennis legend Margaret Court.

Guess we will have to see when she will be back as Williams does put teasers on Twitter confirming that she will be back. Fans can’t wait to see which tournament she will be playing first when she returns and how she will fare.

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