Sloane Stephens would quit tennis in event of winning second Grand Slam: "I'll be like I'll see you guys never, I'm out"

America’s tennis star Sloane Stephens has stated that she would never play tennis again if she wins another Grand Slam. The 30-year-old was recently quoted in a report where she expressed those opinions.

"There's more, I feel like there's more,” he said. “But let me tell you this, if I win a Grand Slam, I’m never playing tennis again. That would be the last, I’ll be like: 'I'll see you guys never, I’m out.

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"If you win a Grand Slam, I’m going to ask for my bonus check and I’m going to quit the next day too. Because my kids and my wife, they miss me. So, as soon as you win again, cut the check and let me go about my business."

Stephens is a one-time Grand Slam winner as she lifted the US Open in 2017 after beating fellow American player Madison Keys in the final with a score of 6-3, 6-0.

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The Florida-born had a rather disappointing time in the recently concluded Australian Open where she was knocked out of the competition after losing in the third round to Russia’s Anna Kalinskaya with a score of 6-7, 6-1, 6-4. She is now set to play in the Qatar Open where she will face Romania’s Sorana Cirstea in the round of 64 clash on Sunday.

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