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Serena Williams Showcases Her Insane Ab Muscles in Cutout Bodysuit: See Pics of Her Flawless Body!

Serena Williams shows off her insane body for New York Magazine
Serena Williams put her ridiculously toned body front and center for the latest issue of New York magazine, inside which the tennis champ discusses her future in fashion; see the stunning pics!Norman Jean Roy/New York magazine

Holy abs, Batman! Serena Williams graces the cover of the latest issue of New York magazine, rocking her ridiculously toned body in a spread and accompanying story revealing her post-court dreams, which include a career in fashion.

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With her eyes on a “Serena Slam” (aka winning all four majors in one calendar year), the top female tennis player and the brain behind the Serena Williams Signature Statement collection for HSN confessed that when she first considered designing, she wanted to do a wedding dress line. “That was my first real love, but then I was like, ‘Listen. I’m playing professional tennis. I’ll just do athleticwear,'” Williams, 33, who also rocks a skintight, slitted Elizabeth and James dress in the photos, says.

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But she’s not talking sweats! Williams’ line boasts everything from leather crop tops to camo pants to peekaboo floral skirts, not to mention plenty of sheer pieces for the bold street style star. And that’s not to mention her colorful capsule collection with Nike.

Serena Williams - New York Magazine Cover
Serena Williams graces the Fall 2015 Fashion cover of New York Magazine in a tight Elizabeth and James dress. Norman Jean Roy/New York magazine

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Of course, that adventurousness should come as no surprise, as the four-time Olympic gold-medal winner and her sister, Venus, 35, helped to reinvent tennis style. “We brought fashion back to tennis,” Serena, who once wore thigh-high sneaks on the court, shares. “It was great when Chris Evert was around. Tracy Austin had some great designs. But the ’90s was not a good time.”

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