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Off The Top: We know the real reason you like to start your day with the Canada Morning Brief — footage of three-legged alligators freaking the heck out while being wrangled away from Florida construction sites.

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Serena Williams, one of the greatest tennis players in history, says she's just about ready to retire from the sport after a 27-year-long career and 23 grand slam singles titles.

The 40-year-old revealed that she will be saying "farewell" to tennis in a lengthy interview with Vogue, which was released Tuesday. She described it as a tough decision but said it will allow her to focus on other things, such as raising a family and expanding various business ventures.

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Tennis star Serena Williams is in Toronto for the National Bank Open, but it seems she's spending her downtime squeezing in some family fun.

Williams posted a series of Instagram stories at Medieval Times to her account on Sunday, August 7, with what looks to be her husband, Alexis Ohanian, and their daughter, Olympia Ohanian., enjoying the show.

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In what will likely be her final competitive appearance in Canada, seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams will take the court at next month's National Bank Open in Toronto after being awarded a wild card berth, the tournament announced Wednesday.

“I’m so excited to be back playing (in the tournament),“ the 42-year-old Williams told Tennis Canada. "I love the city, the tournament, and I look forward to being back in Toronto.”

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