I don't know if I'm ready to travel that far to play," Venus Williams discusses the future of her career
Venus Williams made her return to competition this summer in Washington with the US Open in her sights. Eliminated in the first round of the American Grand Slam, what does the future hold for Venus?
In a press conference, she provided some insights: "Are there any other tournaments in the United States before the end of the season? Can someone move a tournament here?
I don't know if I'm ready to travel that far to play at this stage of my career. I love competition, and my level of play has improved a lot since Washington.
I've worked hard to get back to seeing success, but in the end, there's much more to accomplish than just winning three or four matches.
If I lost today, it was because of poor decisions at certain moments, in addition to a lack of training. These are things that are hard to avoid right now.
For example, I wasn't able to come back as I would have liked, even though I did my best, but I didn't manage to do it.
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