Ajla Tomljanovic shared a photo on social media wearing the jersey of Italian Serie A club AC Milan.He has yet to qualify for the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League. So the Australian tennis player is a fan of the Italian club.
Here is the picture: 
Ajla Tomljanovic stopped Serena Williams’ career
The epic saga comes to a conclusion in the Round of 16 at Flushing Meadows 2022. It’s Ajla Tomljanovic to end Serena Williams’ career.Needing the match of her life to spread during the third set.
The 23-time Grand Slam champion plays an absolutely heroic match, clearing seven match points in the second break of the final before clearly and legitimately finding herself out of steam. She would upset a few in the first set as she missed a 5-3 lead and lost the last four games.
Serena did not immediately take advantage of her 40-0 lead in the second set, but she tried to stay in touch with the game. However, she jumped out to a 3-0 lead and took the game back in hand. At 4-0, the twenty-three-time Grand Slam champion turns off the lights again.
Yes, she finds herself at 5-2 but needs to hold on to the break point again to extend the match. Amidst the roars of the center court, fully on her feet and completely on her feet, the American in the legend to win the deciding game and guarantee at least the third set.
For better or worse, she continues to play the game, even if she loses clarity, clarity and, most importantly, freshness in side moves. The Australian tennis player, who continued to push unbelievably, broke the deadlock at 2-1 and was not going to change the script.
in contrast. She jumped to 4-1, capitalizing on another lame game from Serena, still not giving up on the teasing moment on her way to canceling five match points. She finished 7-5 6-7 (4) 6-1 after more than two hours of play between the self-deprecating silence and the most ridiculous cheers awaiting the end.
Any word would be too repetitive: The career of the greatest tennis player of all time is simply over. A twenty-three-time Grand Slam champion, an icon on and off the court, a ruler of three different generations and a source of tennis inspiration for the past twenty-five years.
