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When Serena Williams Simona Halep faced in the 2019 Wimbledon Championship final, he was widely expected to demand a fourth and twenty -fourth desire, which was the eighth Venus Roswateer dish, and would have joined another exclusive group of players.

He would have witnessed only joining Margaret Court, and iPhone Folgong and Kim Kallesters to win the Grand Slam after she became a mother.

But Williams did not. She was shocked by 6-2 6-2 in 56 minutes from the Shock Center Court and the tennis world, who greatly imagined the 37-year-old girl to win the first specialty since her daughter, Olympia, in September 2017.

A year later, Victoria Azzinka Williams defeated her way to reach the 2020 open final and her first major show since her son Liu was born in December 2016.

However, Naomi Osaka faced an inspiration, who won the tranquility outside the field as well as for her activity in combating racism and police brutality after the death of George Floyd.

Williams and Azarca remains the closest to a mother who has received an individual specialization since Clijsters in the 2011 Australian Open.

Bilinda Bencic, who had the daughter of Bella, in April 2024, reached the semi -finals of Wimbledon for this year, while Svetolina Aja Swingik was astonished to reach the last four Wimbledon in 2023, just nine months after her daughter Skai, and advanced to Australian and French open periods this year.

There are more prominent mothers who are competing for the tour now more than ever due to the progressive rules of the women’s tennis association on pregnancy, motherhood and fertility.

Players now choose a family starting during their career, instead of waiting until retirement. It leads us to one question. Will you see the first or in the United States my first mother since Clijsters won the Great Championships?

“I am very ready for my new mother to hold the Grand Salam Cup,” said Clegster – who won three Grand tournaments after he became a mother in 2008 – for Tennis PodCast Sitting Earlier this year.

“I am proud to see many women (with children) in clouds and seeing children wandering and their family members in the players’ restaurant. This is what is going on.”

Anne Kyoghawong told Captain Bondit and Britain Britain Billy Jin King. Sky Sports News: “I think we can have mothers who can challenge the best of it. Bellinda Benussic showed it in Wimbledon, to us Svetolina is still very competitive, and we saw Tatjan Maria winning a queen.

It is a feeling supported by Annabel Croft, who said that the US Open Championship could provide a first -year -old mother winner.

“I always think of tennis for women, you can never say,” said The Sky Sports Tennis Pundit.

“Look at what happened with Kim Clijsters. Whoever believed that Kim Clijsters will return and win the heroism the way you did? On tennis for women, there is no longer anything to predict, so it does not mean that there is someone who could not go out there and all win the championship but they believe they can do anything against anyone on any day.”

More than anything else, says Keothavong and Croft that maternity and professional sport conversation is an important conversation for conducting and discrimination.

“It is important to discuss this (mothers in the tour) to normalize it,” said Kyoghawong. “In order for women to help other women and offer other women. Not only athletes, but whatever a profession in you or any workplace you are, you can have a profession and do something for yourself after having a child.

“Having a child does not mean that your career has ended and dust, but again I return to it, as this requires an incredible support system.”

Keothavong directly saw the support system for Bencic while watching its clash from the third round against Elizabetta Cociaretto in the 18th court in Wimbledon.

“I was on a balcony watching the Bellinda match and its partner was rising up and down with animal carts with her daughter who I think she was asleep.

“She is still in a position with a full -time coach, and her father was there, and her husband is still a fitness coach and can be hands on my father on the road and an incredible situation to be inspiring as it is, perhaps the reality for most women.”

When Naomi Osaka returned to the tour in January last year after a 15 -month absence after the birth of her daughter, she talked about how she was “completed” as a person.

She said earlier this year: “To know that there is a small person who loves me, whatever the matter, and my days shine because of it, this type of this completes me as a person as well.”

Osaka gradually began finding a shape in the period before the United States Open, as it reached the Federation of Professional Tennis players since 2022 in Montreal, where she lost to the emerging star, Victoria Moukuo, who is 18 years old. Flushing Meadows is Slam Osaka knows everything well, after winning it twice in 2018 and 2020.

“I have seen big changes in it (since she returned to the tour after the birth of her daughter in July 2023),” Croft said.

“I remember an interview with Naomi when she was very shy, and she could not raise her head, and she could not say more than two words, but now she resembles the official spokeswoman, and she has more strength and confidence. Being my mother gave her a great depth to her personality and saw tremendous changes in her.”

The “largest image” mentality of players who return after motherhood can sometimes work in the interest of the players by allowing them to stay on the ground and separate from the game when needed, as shown in Bencic’s run in Wimbledon.

“It gives the players a perspective of life and what is actually important.”

“This does not mean that you are less ambitious than you were before, you just have a different perspective, I think it is different for different people.

“Bellinda talked about being in the same room’s room (during Wimbledon), and when she woke up at night, she was awake and may have got some support as well. But she looks like a truly operation, and she was a practical mother on the road.

“We are Svetolina, certainly when she returned within six months of having her first child, she left her daughter with her parents, so that she can focus on her tennis. He is different and I don’t think what a person is necessarily suitable.”

“We have been incredibly consistent with Svetolina since her return. I have seen huge changes in her and the way she was on the field. She has always been a strong character and a very strong competition but it seems more than that since her child had her child. She seems happier in herself.”

When Maria won at Queens Club this summer, she was watching every victory of her training corner, his 11 -year -old daughter, Charlotte, who actively participated in every shot, while a younger daughter, Cecilia, who was four -year -old, sat at the back of the carts of the same animals.

“Charlotte originated mainly in the tennis tour,” Keothhavong added. “It is actually taught to the road that may seem functional mixed and difficult to understand but for them, it’s just the base.

“There is no right or wrong, and do not make Tatjana and her husband (who is also her coach Charles-Edouard Maria) any secret about the fact that they want to be a tennis player.

“Ultimately, it is great for women to have the option and this is the most important thing, you can decide what is suitable for you and your family and do this with confidence that you will support and go to the championships now about having children and facilitating everything to help you.”

The US Open Championship may come very soon for a mothers on a tour to achieve a historic penetration, but they are definitely knocking on the door.

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