Melbourne: Serena Williams yesterday said her sister Venus gave no indication that the current Australian Open could be her last and she "assumes" the 35-year-old will return next year after her shock exit.
<img title="Venus Williams" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/jan/21Venus-1.jpg" alt="Venus Williams" /> Venus Williams
Venus' 69th Grand Slam was abruptly ended in the first round by Britain's Johanna Konta, and she was later fined $5,000 for skipping her mandatory press conference.
"I don't know. If you want to, you can ask her. Yeah, I don't know. I wasn't here," Serena, 34, said when asked why her elder sister did not show up.

Serena Williams yesterday said her sister Venus gave no indication that the current Australian Open could be her last and she "assumes" the 35-year-old will return next year after her shock exit

Australian Open: Venus Williams fined, but sister Serena says she's fine

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Serena Williams yesterday said her sister Venus gave no indication that the current Australian Open could be her last and she "assumes" the 35-year-old will return next year after her shock exit

Australian Open: Venus Williams fined, but sister Serena says she's fine

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