Serena Williams Should Retire Before Taking Wimbledon Court

She doesn’t need to keep playing.

She’s 40, and in tennis years, that’s slightly shy of deceased

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especially when you consider reigning Wimbledon champ Ash Barty retired in March at 25.

Not only that, but Williams hasn’t won a major tournament since the Australian Open five years ago.

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She hasn’t played an official singles match of any kind since she damaged her right leg

she is slated to walk onto the famous Wimbledon grass Tuesday.

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