"It depends on who she plays. Obviously, she could win a few rounds. I think the hard court is her best surface besides grass. But at Wimbledon, the movement wasn't there."
"She was very careful with her movement, she can stop and start better on the hard court if she gets a good draw and some confidence."
"Anything is possible, but this isn't the same Serena that we're used to seeing. It's not the young lady who won 23 Grand Slam singles titles and 16 doubles Grand Slams."
"This is the greatest player ever to hold the racket. My opinion may be one of the greatest athletes ever, but this is a different version. She hasn't played a lot, little older, people are not afraid of her."
"She won her first Grand slam at the US Open and she's gonna end it at US Open. So I think it's an amazing way to end one of the most influential historic careers that we've seen by anybody, man or woman."
"But what she's done, transcended the sport and inspired others was incredible. But it doesn't matter if she wins or loses, she's gonna let everybody savor the moment and people love her because she displayed something."
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