How far would Serena Williams get in a men's Grand Slam?

Round two or may be Round three. Back in 1998 The Williams sisters were so confident of beating Men players they challenged anyone outside rank 200 to play them. Karsten Braasch, then ranked 203, accepted the challenge. read more

Serena Williams, as great a tennis player as she is, would be extremely unlikely to win a match in a men's Grand Slam or even in the qualifying rounds of such a tournament. read more

Recently John Mcenroe suggested that Serena would be ranked 700 on the men’s tour however looking at UTRs (Universal Tennis Rating) it can be observed that she is at level 13 which is one level lower than Alex Donski ranked at 2051. read more

Williams had won five Grand Slam tournament titles, putting her total of Grand Slam titles won thus far at 23, and she was consequently named Female Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press for 2009. read more

Every man that would compete in a grand slam. And not just that, but Serena has some of the worst footwork that anybody ranked number 1 in the world in anything has ever had. Men competing in grand slams move well and serve the ball 120 mph. She can't move for anything. read more

Williams beat her older sister Venus in the final of the Australian Open in January - her 23rd grand slam title. With or without the benefit of hindsight, Serena Williams' victory at the Australian Open in January was sublime. The 'greatest female tennis player of the Open era' won her 23rd Grand Slam without dropping a set. read more

Serena Williams, married and a mom, returns to Grand Slam play with a victory at French Open Williams was shaky early but dispatched Kristyna Pliskova in straight sets Serena Williams plays a forehand return to Kristyna Pliskova during their women's singles on Day 3 of the 2018 French Open on May 29, 2018. read more