Vogue, September issue cover. We are joined right now by ESPN tennis analyst and of course tennis great herself, Pam Shriver on the phone. All Rights Reserved. All rights reserved. I went to Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, which is just down the street from here and I studied fashion. Build with the best speech-to-text APIs around. Shes the only reason Serena Williams ever existed," she said, holding back tears.I it's been a fun ride. I can do anything. And I was just like, What? You know, and I would have never noticed it before. And I just was able to relax, and so to answer your question, I dont know. Disclosures I want to do that too. And you realize that all the time that before that you wanted to go out there and just be a kid and just to kind of play with everyone else. WILLIAMS: How to move the ball around more? RITHOLTZ: So, tennis obviously has a lot of parallels to the worlds of business, what has tennis taught you about business? (11 votes) Very easy. Also, I love to read fantasy novels like dragons and stuff like . RITHOLTZ: All right, so lets go to our speed round before we open this up to the audience. You have your way. Now that Fleishman is out of trouble, Caplan can go back to catering. I am not here just to show up and you know, just kind of take up space in the room. They'd go to tiebreak, and Williams refused to be swept. "I wouldn't be Serena if there wasn't Venus. And so, for me, that means a lot to me because I dont want to be involved with the company that generally doesnt care about the world that we live in. WILLIAMS: Yes, its once you stop once I stopped looking at the short-term, I was just able like something released. Its crazy. I always entered with a mindset frankly to win, and yes, I dont want win them all, but at least my mental was there. Although Mary Joe Fernandez, the former American professional player conducting the interview, tried to coax Williams into reconsidering her decision to retire, the six-time US Open didn't make any promises. She bridges really people of all generations and a diversity of backgrounds. All rights reserved. Read the transcript here. Because really, just making everybody better.
