Serena Williams: "Venus would have won 15 Grand Slams if we hadn't played against each other".
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In a lengthy interview with the New York Times, Serena Williams answered a number of questions on a variety of subjects.
In particular, the American confided in us about her long-standing rivalry with her sister, Venus, and the impact this has had on their respective careers.
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She declared: "We had this rule that if we played each other before the final, we had to win the title. I think Venus would have had at least 15 Grand Slam titles if we hadn't played each other. I would have had 30.
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