Serena Williams Boyfriend News, Rumors Untrue! Grand Slam Titlist Quashes Talks, Shows Off Bikini Body

Serena William's boyfriend news and rumors have been flying in the tabloids lately but none of them are true as the Grand Slam titlist showed off the bikini figure that men could be missing out.

After her sixth US Open title, said the Tennis-X website, the athlete addressed all those Serena William's boyfriend news and rumors on Monday evening in her Twitter account.

She preceded the announcement with a little gem of a quote: "Some people will always choose a terrible choice even though they have a rainbow in front of them. But now that rainbow is gone."

Then she proceeded to the meat of the matter as she tweeted: "To answer all your questions I'm single and I have been single so the speculations can stop."

Since the early part of this year, the Serena William's boyfriend news and rumors pointed to a relationship with her coach, Frenchman Patrick Mouratoglou.

The coach was with her throughout her struggle to reclaim as the dominant woman champion early this year.

"The pair have never confirmed anything beyond a professional relationship but it has been an open secret in the sport, and Williams's state led to speculation of a rift," the UK's Telegraph said in its July 16 article.

The two has never admitted any kind of romantic involvement between them but theTelegraph noted an interview by the coach with Tennis magazine where he cryptically said of Serena William's Grand Slam troubles: "There were complicated things and it is true that Serena is in a difficult phase, but I'll leave it there."

Meanwhle, the Daily Star published a series of photos of Serena Williams in a bikini as it commented that her "muscular sculpted rump" will make Nicki Minaj's ample behind "look miniscule."

She went on a quick getaway with close friend Eva Longoria and her beau after the US Open. Serena Williams wore a black and neon green bikini on the beach.

At the age of 32, Serena Williams already grabbed 17 Grand Slams and is currently ranked No.1 by the Women's Tennis Association