"Serena you should play one more Slam, you should play like two more Grand Slams": Serena Williams reveals father Richard keeps pushing her into comeback

Serena Williams revealed in a recent interview that her father Richard tried to convince her to play at least a few more grand slam events after she retired.

Richard Williams is one of the most important figures in Serena Williams' tennis life. Being her father gave him a lot of responsibility but she made her first tennis steps with him, a man who never held a racquet. He is also one of those that would want to see her come back to tennis even though she has no desire for it at the moment.

She revealed in an interview with CBS:

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"My dad is like, Serena you should play one more Slam, you should play like two more Grand Slams. And I'm like, dad like please stop."

She doesn't have any desire to return to tennis at the moment as she revealed that she doesn't miss training but she does miss the competitiveness of the sport:

"In this particular tennis court, I see me out there, I see me training, I see me grinding. Oh I feel relief when I look at the court sometimes because I feel happy that i don't have to train for two hours a day."

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