Serena Williams Cries Out Of Rogers Cup Final

Serena Williams was compelled to resign with back damage on Sunday as the American genius quit while trailing Canadian adolescent Bianca Andreescu 3-1 in the Rogers Cup last.

Compact News reports that Williams, who appeared to be fine on court, all of a sudden sat crying in her seat before resigning 19 minutes into the match with back fits.

Attempted to get the words out, a passionate Williams told fans that "I'm sorry I couldn't do it today. I attempted however I just couldn't do it," a passionate Williams, who

"It's been an extreme year however we'll continue onward."

As per Williams, the fits started during her three-set semi-last win over Czech Marie Bouzkova on Saturday.

"I was simply attempting to make sense of how would you play a match where you have no pivot?" said Williams.

"Furthermore, I would prefer not to get this far and not in any event attempt. I figure I would have truly lamented not in any event going out there and seeing possibly if a marvel occurred."

Likewise, Williams, who is expected to contend in Cincinnati one week from now, said she has encountered back fits a great deal in her vocation.

"They're extraordinarily excruciating, however it leaves after, similar to, 24, 36, possibly 48 hours, and predictably," said Williams.

"In that first stage, it is unbelievably difficult, to a point where I for the most part don't get up. Along these lines, if it's what normally occurs, I will be fine, yet I need to sit back and watch."

What did Andreescu say?

She comforted Williams.

"I feel for Serena to such an extent. I've experienced so much the most recent year with damage, so I am so sorry she needed to go out along these lines," the 19-year-old said.

"Now and then, you can't push your body and she couldn't today and I wish her a quick recuperation."