Victoria Azarenka speaks on her relationship with Venus and Serena Williams admitting of no memorable moment on the court
Azarenka Recalls Fond Off-Court Memories with Williams Sisters

Vika Azarenka and Williams sisters ( credit - reuters and foxnews)
During a question and answer session on Instagram, tennis star Vika Azarenka was asked about her relationship with the Williams sisters, two of the most successful and dominant players in women’s tennis history. Azarenka, who has competed against the sisters on numerous occasions, shared that her best memories with them actually occurred off the court.
Azarenka, who has won two Australian Open titles and has been ranked as high as No. 1 in the world, spoke about her fondness for the Williams sisters during the Q&A session. She explained that she has many good memories with the sisters, but it was when they were not in competition that she cherished the most.
The Belarusian tennis player said that her fondest memory with the sisters was when they faced off against each other in a match when they were both mothers. Azarenka herself became a mother in 2016, and Serena Williams welcomed her first child in 2017.
Azarenka’s comments highlight the camaraderie and respect that exists between the top players in women’s tennis, even as they compete fiercely against each other on the court. Despite their fierce rivalry and competitive nature, many of these players maintain close relationships off the court and support each other through the highs and lows of their careers.
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Vika Azarenka remembers historic US Open semifinal against Serena Williams

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In the 2020 US Open semifinals, tennis legends Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka faced off in a historic match as both players were mothers. Azarenka had returned to the sport after taking a hiatus to have her son in 2016, while Williams had given birth to her daughter three years earlier. The two players put on a thrilling performance that showcased their resilience, determination, and skill, with Azarenka ultimately coming out on top to advance to the finals.
“I have a lot of good memories with the Williams sisters but honestly it all happened off the court. If I had to pick one in competition it would be the time we faced off with Serena when we were both moms.” Vika said.
Azarenka’s comments serve as a reminder of the impact that motherhood can have on athletes, particularly in a sport as physically and mentally demanding as tennis. Both Azarenka and Williams have been vocal advocates for working mothers and have inspired countless fans around the world with their achievements on and off the court.
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