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Venus Williams was not afraid to call out these questions. After winning her first-round match with fellow tennis star Jamie Murray against Michael Venus and Alicja Rosolska on Saturday, the tennis pro shut down an eyebrow-raising line of questioning during a press conference at Wimbledon.«Are you in it to win it? Or is it the first target to get past the third round where Serena and Andy became a cropper?» a reporter asked the duo in a video of the exchange from the BBC that has since gone viral. The question references Venus' sister Serena Williams and Jamie's brother Andy Murray, who were both defeated in earlier rounds of the tennis tournament's singles competition.«What kind of question is that?» Venus asked, looking over at Jamie seemingly confused.«We're in it for a stroll,» she sarcastically responded to the reporter.

Scottish tennis hero Andy Murray stunned Rutherglen Tennis Club by dropping in on their 'Mini Murray' Fun Day on Saturday.

Venus Williams had the best response after a journalist questioned whether she wanted to go all the way in Wimbledon.

Get the latest parenting news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly newsletterWimbledon star Jonny O’Mara was joined by schoolchildren as brand new state-of-the-art tennis courts were officially opened in Dumbarton.The pupils, from nearby Levenvale Primary School, enjoyed a short masterclass at the Argyll Park tennis courts, which were developed following a £200,000 investment from West Dunbartonshire Council, Lawn Tennis Association and sportscotland.Jonny O’Mara, a quarter-finalist in the Australian Open doubles, recently took part in his fourth Wimbledon tournament.He is also an ambassador for Tennis Scotland, acting as a mentor the next generation of tennis stars in Scotland to provide practical support for players.It is hoped the