instead she decided she was going to work her way back. it took her a year, and she worked her way back to that number one ranking. she's 32 now. there are people who say haven't done as well in the majors again this year. maybe it's time to let go. her sister, venus, said something interesting the other day. she said i think we try to push people into retirement too early in this sport. and at the end of that statement, you were reading earlier, don, she was talking about hey, i'll see you back at wimbledon next year. so that gives us a hint of her plans. >> i was wondering about her career, but you said she could have died obviously from the blood clot, but how is all of this likely to affect her career? >> i mean, look. obviously this is a blip, if it really is just from sickness. if she woke up sick this week, we've all had a viral infection as they termed it from the wimbledon officials. we've been knocked, right, knocked on our backs and been bundled up with a blanket and the chicken soup and we're better in a week or two. if that's, in fact, what this is, then she should be fine for the rest of the year and continue on. we know the big u.s. open at the ends of the summer, if this turns out to be more serious,