Andy Roddick revives the dream: "Serena Williams could return" — an Olympic comeback in sight?
The potential return to competition of Serena Williams has sparked a major debate in the tennis world in recent days. On his podcast Served, Andy Roddick addressed this issue and gave his point of view.
For him, a return of the American legend is possible: "I love Serena, I've known her for a long time, since we were kids, I'm not saying she's doing it because she knows she's going to come back.
A return to the Olympic Games?
If you return to doping protocols, it's because you're considering the possibility of coming back, and I don't see any other possible interpretation.
I'm sure I'll get a furious email from someone saying I'm stirring the pot. Well yes, I am. I have two thoughts on the Olympic Games. It's one of the most significant events in tennis and sports in general. With players like Tom Brady, the very notion of the end of a career has been turned upside down.
All I know is that I can't get her to play. She's not training."
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