Serena Williams spoke to the media as she is set to make her debut playing the Brisbane International tournament. “I decided to come to Brisbane which is really cool and I’ve never been here, said Williams. “My goal this year is to go to places that I’ve never been before and this is one city I’ve never been to.”
She addressed the incident during the US Open final when chair umpire Eva Asderaki ruled that her yell of “come on!” after hitting a forehand was a hindrance and gave a point to her opponent Samantha Stosur. Williams called herself an emotional player.
“I honestly think I was really toned down, I didn’t use any bad language or anything so I wouldn’t change it so much, said Williams.
“When you’re (full of) emotion that’s kind of how you feel.
“And I’m an emotional player and I’m an extremely emotional person, oh my goodness, it was what it was.
“I’m always going to be me – if that means I’m giving 200 per cent then that’s how I am.
“I love that and I thi
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