How many more Grand Slams do you think Venus will win?

Question

Venus is 28 yrs old but is looking very fresh.Do you think she will get in the double digits.She has 7 Grand Slams now.Do you think she'll win 3 more to get to 10 (double digits) before she retires?

Answer 1

yes. maybe 4

Answer 2

2

Answer 3

Yes she will win atleast 5 more.

Answer 4

I think she'll win 5more..2more Wimbledon, 1 French Open, An Australian Open and 2 US Open

Answer 5

I don't think she has that many in her.  She looks very freseh after every Wimbledon win, but let's face it, she hasn't won a grand slam on another surface in 7 years now.  Plus she has losing records against Radwanska, Sharapova, Jankovic and Kuznetsova all of whom are strong on hard courts.  

I think she may win another Wimbledon, but that's pretty much it.  The last several years all of her game is centered around Wimbledon.  She has won a total of 4 titles in 2006-2008 combined, out of which 2 were Wimbledons.  It really just feels like she's wrapping up her career, albeit with a big bang.

Answer 6

I was watching an interview she did with CNN's World Sport yesterday and the reporter told her about her Dad, Richard Williams saying that he believes Venus will be playing until she is 34 years. The reporter asks her is she agrees with her dad, and to my surprise she actually did.

She even said that after this year's Olympics she will be aiming to attend one more Olympic Games before she retires. In fact she had me convinced that this is a real goal of hers as she was very serious when she said this. I was surprised because given the many reports we have always heard about the sister's other interests apart from tennis, I always assumed that they would retire early to pursue these other interests.

Anyway while I would be very happy to see Venus actually playing until age 34, I highly doubt that she is going to win a lot of Grand Slams in the future. I am predicting that she wins perhaps two more Wimbledons and one US Open title in the coming years, but after that, I just don't see her being a threat in the majors like she once was. Even her beloved Wimbledon is going to become harder for her to win as she gets older, like it was for Martina in the latter years of her singles career.

Answer 7

As long as she doesn't sustain an injury I think she will dominate women's tennis for the next 5 years at least.

Answer 8

it looks very possible.

2-3 more wimbledons and maybe an AO/USO.

i know this may sound a bit weird but i still think she can win the Aussie Open.

Answer 9

She is fitter now than she has been in years... she has a good chance of playing for a number of years yet, unless she sustains an injury or simply decides she has had enough.

Answer 10

With the state of the women's game at the moment she could win many more-If she steps up her game. She will certainly do well at a few more Wimbledons and maybe win 1 or 2 more of those. Venus is one of the very best atheltes on the women's tour so age shouldn't be as major a factor as if would for your average women-But injuries might. Venus has the ability but when was the last time she had a good year?-2003 I think. Wimbledon has been where she has been successful since then and turns up a contender no matter how she has been playing previously. I think Serena will retire with more.