Serena Williams’ coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, sent out his greetings on Halloween, keeping it in sync with the spooky Halloween tradition. The Frenchman uploaded a picture of Williams on Instagram with an imperious message to wish his fans Halloween.

Just like people dress up as ghosts, witches, zombies, fictional characters on Halloween, the picture uploaded by Mouratoglou of Williams gave a scary feeling. The snapshot shows Williams, dressed in a black coat which seems like a perfect Halloween costume, with her back facing the camera.

“Nothing scarier than a fully-focused Serena 😱,” Mouratoglou captioned the picture. Going by Williams’ sheer on-court dominance over the last two decades, facing her is certainly a scary experience for every opponent.

Serena Williams’ coach wishes Halloween

The Halloween fervor has gripped the tennis players. Recently, former World No.5 Eugenie Bouchard asked her fans on Instagram for costume suggestions.

Interestingly, Russian tennis players Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Daria Kasatkina attended today’s press conference at the Billie Jean Cup Finals in a fancy dress for Halloween.

Meanwhile, the fans are eagerly waiting for Williams’ to upload pictures of her Halloween costume alongside her 4-year-old daughter Olympia, who has become a huge social media star.

A few days back, Williams posted an adorable video of her daughter dressed up as a ‘cowgirl’ in a cute white dress and a cowgirl hat. Whether it’s posing for a photoshoot, baking a chocolate cake, to taking tennis lessons, the mother-daughter duo is always inseparable.

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Since retiring from her first-round match at this year’s Wimbledon Championships, Williams has played no match. She withdrew from the US Open citing a hamstring injury and has dropped to World No.41 in the WTA rankings.

For the last four years, Williams has been eyeing to win an elusive 24th Grand Slam title to equal Margaret Court’s record. However, with her having turned 40 and suffering from nagging injuries, the task appears even more uphill.

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