Angelique Kerber let it rip in the German house in Paris after what was probably the last match of her career. She was knocked out in the quarterfinals of the Olympic tournament by the Chinese Qinwen Zheng, but that did not dampen the mood of the most successful German tennis player since Steffi Graf. Quite the opposite. In the German house, Kerber celebrated with the other athletes of the Olympic team, as the picture below clearly shows. Kerber has also thought about her future. She could imagine being a mentor for young athletes: “That would definitely be a job that I would enjoy,” said the 36-year-old. “I would really like to pass on the experience I have gained over the years, the ups and downs I have been through.” The three-time Grand Slam tournament winner has not completely ruled out a coaching job either. “30 weeks on tour, I can’t do that again. Especially because I have the little one, because I’m also a mom, but a few weeks, why not?” said Kerber.
Source: Stern
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