Indeed, her victory over compatriot Danielle Collins on Friday was impressive and she seemed to be getting better as the tournament progressed. Williams, 39, has not won a Grand Slam title since the Australian Open in 2017 and with seeds tumbling throughout this French Open, the draw seemed to be opening up for her. Alerts: Get tennis news sent to your phone."I'm definitely thinking just about other things but not about that." "I'm definitely not thinking about it at all," said the three-time French Open winner. Questions about how long she can keep competing at Grand Slams are inevitable but the 39-year-old is not giving much away. "I'm not winning those points - they could literally change everything." "There is literally a point here, a point there, that could change the whole course of the match. "It was definitely close," said Williams, who was seeded seven. Her next chance to equal Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles comes at Wimbledon from 28 June. The American tried to lift her level but instead became the latest top-10 seed to depart the women's singles.
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