World No.1 Serena Williams has said she would consider coaching after retirement, and admitted that she is not sure she would be as successful as she was as a player.
Williams, 32, is in some of the best form of her life and shows no sign of slowing down.
She is currently eyeing for an 18th grand slam major.
Williams said she would not say no to anything because she never thought that she would play this long, and added that opportunities are always there.
She further said she is not sure if she would turn be a good coach, Sport24 reports.
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