2021 Australian Open: Serena Williams ends the press conference after suddenly talking about her final farewell

Naomi Osaka She beat Serena Williams 6-3, 6-4 in the 2021 Australian Open finals on Wednesday. Osaka advanced to the finals with a victory, and along the way, Williams was denied the chance to win his 24th Grand Slam individual title, something that has been going on since 2018.

After the loss, Williams and Osaka teamed up to give each other a hug. Both have faced off in some memorable matches, including the 2018 US Open. Before leaving the courtroom, Williams addressed the people, raising his hand and thanking his hand in his heart. As is always the case in sports, people immediately began to consider whether it was a way for the 39-year-old to say goodbye to Melbourne fans.

While many athletes make important announcements before retirement, this tennis legend says that saying goodbye will keep that information private.

At the post-match press conference, Williams asked us if we saw Williams compete for the last time.

Asked what the gesture meant to people, Williams said, “I don’t know. The Aussie crowd was very amazing. It was nice to see.”

About his future and whether there is a goodbye, he said, “I don’t know. If I ever said goodbye I wouldn’t tell anyone.”

As the questions continued to come, Williams was showing up emotionally and eventually stated that he needed to be asked questions, “I don’t know … I’m done,” as his voice began to shake more.

He was asked what happened to the loss and mistakes were the main reason for Osaka’s loss.

Williams said he wasn’t nervous, but he made simple mistakes that were very inevitable.

Here is the press conference:

Williams also addressed the loss on Instagram, and thanked everyone for their help. He wrote: “Melbourne and my Australian fans – Today has not been the perfect result or performance, but it happens … I am very happy to be able to play in front of you all. Your support-your encouragement, I would like to be alone has made you better today “I am indebted forever and I am grateful to all of you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you.”