<p>It's a girl!</p>

<p>Tennis legend and 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams hosted a ‘gender reveal’ party late Monday, July 31 evening as she revealed the gender of her second child. Serena, already blessed with a daughter in 2017, had announced her pregnancy during the Met Gala in May.</p>

<p>She and her husband Alexis Ohanian came with a prank for the gender reveal party as they caught the attention of the world.</p>

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<h2><strong>Serena to be blessed with baby girl</strong></h2>

<p>The former Wimbledon and US Open champion will be blessed with a baby girl for the second time, as revealed on Monday.</p>

<p>Serena arrived at the gender reveal party in a pink outfit. Her outfit, a pink and white skirt, and top, stylishly showcased her baby bump.</p>

<p>In a video of the festivities posted on social media, William expressed a bit of nervousness, humorously mentioning that she hadn't prepared a "contingency plan" in case it turned out to be a boy.</p>

<p>Serena was blessed with a daughter Olympia in 2017. She has been away from the tennis court since announcing retirement from the game in 2022.</p>

<p>She is the second-most successful female player in the singles competition, having won 23 Grand Slam titles.</p>

<p>She has been in the headlines too often and last won a major title in 2017 when she staged at the Australian Open.</p>

<p>Serena was set to play at the Wimbledon doubles in 2022 with Ons Jabeur before opting out.</p>

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<h2><strong>Successful career</strong></h2>

<p>In a successful career on the court, Serena won seven Australian Open, three French Open, seven Wimbledon, and six US Open titles. In a decorated career alongside her sister Venus Williams, Serena also won four Australian Open, two French Open, six Wimbledon, and two US Open titles in the doubles event.</p>

<p>Interestingly, she also won two mixed doubles titles in 1998: the Wimbledon and the US Open. She was famously runner-up in the Australian Open in 1999, having also secured the same position in the 1998 French Open. She beat Russian Maria Sharapova in the final of the 2012 London Olympic Games and won the year-end tour titles on five occasions.</p>

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It's a girl! Tennis legend and 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams hosted a ‘gender reveal’ party late Monday, July 31 evening as she revealed the gender of her second child.

It's a girl! Tennis legend and 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams hosted a ‘gender reveal’ party late Monday, July 31 evening as she revealed the gender of her second child. Serena, already blessed with a daughter in 2017, had announced her pregnancy during the Met Gala in May. She and her husband Alexis Ohanian came with a prank for the gender reveal party as they caught the attention of the world. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) Serena to be blessed with baby girl The former Wimbledon and US Open champion will be blessed with a baby girl for the second time, as revealed on Monday. Serena arrived at the gender reveal party in a pink outfit. Her outfit, a pink and white skirt, and top, stylishly showcased her baby bump. In a video of the festivities posted on social media, William expressed a bit of nervousness, humorously mentioning that she hadn't prepared a "contingency plan" in case it turned out to be a boy. Serena was blessed with a daughter Olympia in 2017. She has been away from the tennis court since announcing retirement from the game in 2022. She is the second-most successful female player in the singles competition, having won 23 Grand Slam titles. She has been in the headlines too often and last won a major title in 2017 when she staged at the Australian Open. Serena was set to play at the Wimbledon doubles in 2022 with Ons Jabeur before opting out. ALSO READ | ODI World Cup 2023: Bilawal Bhutto-headed panel to meet on Thursday to decide Pakistan's participation Successful career In a successful career on the court, Serena won seven Australian Open, three French Open, seven Wimbledon, and six US Open titles. In a decorated career alongside her sister Venus Williams, Serena also won four Australian Open, two French Open, six Wimbledon, and two US Open titles in the doubles event. Interestingly, she also won two mixed doubles titles in 1998: the Wimbledon and the US Open. She was famously runner-up in the Australian Open in 1999, having also secured the same position in the 1998 French Open. She beat Russian Maria Sharapova in the final of the 2012 London Olympic Games and won the year-end tour titles on five occasions. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Serena Williams, Alexis Ohanian reveal gender of second child; host party with vibrant decorations

<p>Born on September 26, 1981, Serena Williams managed to etch her name in tennis folklore as one of the greatest players ever to have walked the earth. With talks of her decision to call time on her&nbsp;career&nbsp;making waves in courts across the world, we look at some of the greatest achievements she recorded during her stint as a professional player.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Winning the most Grand Slam titles in the Open Era</strong><br />
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The consensus GOAT in women’s tennis, Serena Williams, is a force to&nbsp;reckon with on the court. Her&nbsp;successes on some of&nbsp;the biggest platforms in world tennis, Grand Slams, validate the fearsome reputation that she has built over time. Williams boasts of the highest number of Grand Slam titles, 23, won by any player, male or female, in the Open Era. Margaret Court is the only player who has more Majors titles to her name than Williams.&nbsp;Venus Williams, Maria Sharapova, Victoria Azarenka, Jennifer Capriati, and Justine Henin, hold a total of 26 Grand Slam titles between the five of them, which is merely three more than the tally of Serena’s Grand Slam titles.</p>

<p><strong>Becoming the oldest ever Grand Slam champion</strong><br />
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Tennis, being an incredibly taxing sport, takes a huge toll on players as far as their physiological health is concerned. However, with breathtaking advancements in the realm of medicine, physiotherapy and more, players have been afforded the opportunity to extend their careers. However, it may not always be at the highest level.&nbsp;Serena Williams, on the other hand, has managed to rise to the occasion time and time again, successfully cementing herself as the oldest female player to win a Grand Slam championship. She laid claim to the title by outperforming her elder sister, Venus Williams, at the 2017 Australian Open. She performed the feat at the age of&nbsp;35 years, 4 months and 2 days.</p>

<p><strong>Winning a Grand Slam during her pregnancy</strong><br />
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Pregnancy is undoubtedly the most physically and mentally strenuous experience for a woman. While it is not as challenging, winning a major tournament or a Grand Slam is no cakewalk&nbsp;either. However, winning a Grand Slam while carrying a baby is one of, if not the most, arduous and awe-inspiring feats an athlete could ever perform. Only those with the strongest will&nbsp;could manage to complete the task, and Serena Williams is one of those athletes who stepped up and how! Williams dominated her way to the pinnacle of women's tennis&nbsp;while she was carrying a child. The American won her record-breaking 23rd Grand Slam singles title while she was eight weeks pregnant at the 2017 Australian Open. &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Dominating&nbsp;the Olympics</strong><br />
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The Olympics can easily be defined as the epitome of athletic excellence in the world. To prove oneself on the global stage that is the Olympics, is something&nbsp;that every athlete dreams of. Only the most talented and fortunate athletes are afforded the opportunity to the same even once,&nbsp;let alone repeatedly. However, Serena Williams managed to fight her way to the top at the Olympics on not just one, but four occasions. She won two doubles gold medals at the Olympics, partnering up with her sister, Venus Williams, at Sydney and Beijing in 2000 and 2008, respectively. It was at the&nbsp;2012 London Olympics that&nbsp;Williams shone the brightest, laying claim to her first and only gold in the singles category. Furthermore, she also defended her gold medal at the London Olympics with her sister, Venus.<br />
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<strong>Also&nbsp;Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/thinking-too-much-about-24th-grand-slam-didnt-help-admits-superstar-serena-williams-505302">Thinking too much about 24th Grand Slam didn`t help, admits superstar Serena Williams</a></p>

<p><strong>Winning the Golden Slam in 2012</strong><br />
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The 2012 London Olympics hold a special place in the heart for Serena Williams. The Games offered her the opportunity to memorialise herself as only the second player, after Steffi Graf, to record a career Golden Slam, winning all four Grand Slams and the Olympic gold in the singles category while competing against Maria Sharapova in the finals.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Winning a Surface Slam</strong><br />
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Surface Slams are an extremely rare occurrence in world tennis. It is when a player records Grand Slam wins on each of the three court surfaces, including clay, hard and grass. Serena&nbsp;wrote her name in the history books as the third player after Martina Navratilova&nbsp;and Steffi Graf&nbsp;to win a Surface Slam by emerging triumphant at the final three Majors of the year of 2002. Venus Williams featured in all three of those finals against Serena. However, it was the younger sibling who emerged triumphant on every instance without dropping a single set.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Introducing the world to the 'Serena Slam'</strong><br />
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A Serena Slam can be defined as the phenomenon of winning four of the major Grand Slams consecutively in different calendar years. Williams managed to record a Serena Slam by winning the four Majors over the course of the 2002 and 2003 seasons. Williams astonishingly managed to record the same feat yet again over the course of the 2014 and 2015 seasons.</p>

<p><strong>Also&nbsp;Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/serena-williams-will-leave-as-greatest-tennis-player-billie-jean-king-hails-american-legend-after-retirement-505480">Serena Williams will leave as greatest tennis player: Billie Jean King hails American legend after retirement</a></p>

<p><strong>Third-highest tenure as the top-ranked player</strong><br />
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Following the likes of&nbsp;Steffi Graf and&nbsp;Martina Navratilova, Serena Williams boasts of the third-longest stint at the top of the food-chain in women's global tennis rankings. She first perched at the top in July 2002 and consolidated herself at pole for a whopping 57 weeks until August 2003 after which her position was usurped by Kim Clijsters. After&nbsp;four&nbsp;short stints at the top spot between the years of 2008 to 2010, Serena returned to the top spot for the longest period of time in August 2013. The American spent a whopping 186 weeks at the top spot, cementing a joint record. She remained at the top for more than three years before her exodus in September 2016.</p>

<p>Unarguably the consensus G.O.A.T. when it comes to women's tennis, Serena Williams has truly done it all. Although she may be hanging her racquet up for good and riding off into the sunset sometime soon, she can look back at what has been an extremely successful career and be proud.</p>


Born on September 26, 1981, Serena Williams managed to etch her name in tennis folklore as one of the greatest players ever to have walked the earth. With talks of her decision to call time on her career making waves in courts across the world, we look at some of the greatest achievements she recorded during her stint as a professional player.

Born on September 26, 1981, Serena Williams managed to etch her name in tennis folklore as one of the greatest players ever to have walked the earth. With talks of her decision to call time on her career making waves in courts across the world, we look at some of the greatest achievements she recorded during her stint as a professional player. Winning the most Grand Slam titles in the Open Era The consensus GOAT in women’s tennis, Serena Williams, is a force to reckon with on the court. Her successes on some of the biggest platforms in world tennis, Grand Slams, validate the fearsome reputation that she has built over time. Williams boasts of the highest number of Grand Slam titles, 23, won by any player, male or female, in the Open Era. Margaret Court is the only player who has more Majors titles to her name than Williams. Venus Williams, Maria Sharapova, Victoria Azarenka, Jennifer Capriati, and Justine Henin, hold a total of 26 Grand Slam titles between the five of them, which is merely three more than the tally of Serena’s Grand Slam titles. Becoming the oldest ever Grand Slam champion Tennis, being an incredibly taxing sport, takes a huge toll on players as far as their physiological health is concerned. However, with breathtaking advancements in the realm of medicine, physiotherapy and more, players have been afforded the opportunity to extend their careers. However, it may not always be at the highest level. Serena Williams, on the other hand, has managed to rise to the occasion time and time again, successfully cementing herself as the oldest female player to win a Grand Slam championship. She laid claim to the title by outperforming her elder sister, Venus Williams, at the 2017 Australian Open. She performed the feat at the age of 35 years, 4 months and 2 days. Winning a Grand Slam during her pregnancy Pregnancy is undoubtedly the most physically and mentally strenuous experience for a woman. While it is not as challenging, winning a major tournament or a Grand Slam is no cakewalk either. However, winning a Grand Slam while carrying a baby is one of, if not the most, arduous and awe-inspiring feats an athlete could ever perform. Only those with the strongest will could manage to complete the task, and Serena Williams is one of those athletes who stepped up and how! Williams dominated her way to the pinnacle of women's tennis while she was carrying a child. The American won her record-breaking 23rd Grand Slam singles title while she was eight weeks pregnant at the 2017 Australian Open. Dominating the Olympics The Olympics can easily be defined as the epitome of athletic excellence in the world. To prove oneself on the global stage that is the Olympics, is something that every athlete dreams of. Only the most talented and fortunate athletes are afforded the opportunity to the same even once, let alone repeatedly. However, Serena Williams managed to fight her way to the top at the Olympics on not just one, but four occasions. She won two doubles gold medals at the Olympics, partnering up with her sister, Venus Williams, at Sydney and Beijing in 2000 and 2008, respectively. It was at the 2012 London Olympics that Williams shone the brightest, laying claim to her first and only gold in the singles category. Furthermore, she also defended her gold medal at the London Olympics with her sister, Venus. Also Read: Thinking too much about 24th Grand Slam didn`t help, admits superstar Serena Williams Winning the Golden Slam in 2012 The 2012 London Olympics hold a special place in the heart for Serena Williams. The Games offered her the opportunity to memorialise herself as only the second player, after Steffi Graf, to record a career Golden Slam, winning all four Grand Slams and the Olympic gold in the singles category while competing against Maria Sharapova in the finals. Winning a Surface Slam Surface Slams are an extremely rare occurrence in world tennis. It is when a player records Grand Slam wins on each of the three court surfaces, including clay, hard and grass. Serena wrote her name in the history books as the third player after Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf to win a Surface Slam by emerging triumphant at the final three Majors of the year of 2002. Venus Williams featured in all three of those finals against Serena. However, it was the younger sibling who emerged triumphant on every instance without dropping a single set. Introducing the world to the 'Serena Slam' A Serena Slam can be defined as the phenomenon of winning four of the major Grand Slams consecutively in different calendar years. Williams managed to record a Serena Slam by winning the four Majors over the course of the 2002 and 2003 seasons. Williams astonishingly managed to record the same feat yet again over the course of the 2014 and 2015 seasons. Also Read: Serena Williams will leave as greatest tennis player: Billie Jean King hails American legend after retirement Third-highest tenure as the top-ranked player Following the likes of Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova, Serena Williams boasts of the third-longest stint at the top of the food-chain in women's global tennis rankings. She first perched at the top in July 2002 and consolidated herself at pole for a whopping 57 weeks until August 2003 after which her position was usurped by Kim Clijsters. After four short stints at the top spot between the years of 2008 to 2010, Serena returned to the top spot for the longest period of time in August 2013. The American spent a whopping 186 weeks at the top spot, cementing a joint record. She remained at the top for more than three years before her exodus in September 2016. Unarguably the consensus G.O.A.T. when it comes to women's tennis, Serena Williams has truly done it all. Although she may be hanging her racquet up for good and riding off into the sunset sometime soon, she can look back at what has been an extremely successful career and be proud.

A look at Serena Williams' greatest achievements over the course of her illustrious career

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