
The 37-year-old American was vanquished by 19-year-old Bianca Andreescu who staggered her to a 6-2, 7-5 triumph to catch the 2019 US Open title at the Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday night (Sept. 7).
Andreescu said at the post-coordinate honors service"
"It's so difficult to clarify in words, I'm simply past thankful and really honored. I've worked extremely hard for this minute. I can't gripe. This year has been a blessing from heaven and now having the option to play on this phase against Serena, a genuine legend of the game, is stunning."

"Clearly it was relied upon for Serena to battle back. She's done that so often before."
"That is the reason she's a genuine boss on and off the court, however I simply attempted my best to shut everything out. The last game wasn't simple. She began serving way better, as well. Balls were going everywhere. I'm only happy with how I oversaw truly."
Andreescu from Mississauga, Canada is presently the most youthful Grand Slam victor since Maria Sharapova at the 2006 US Open.
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