Serena Williams Graced Lip Sync Battle With The Beyoncé Performance Of A Lifetime

By Trey Alston


On the tennis court and onstage, Serena Williams does the same thing – serve fools. On the Tuesday (January 29) episode of Lip Sync Battle, model and actress Brooklyn Decker’s efficiency of Beyoncé’s “Sorry” acquired a strong jolt any time the tennis pro appeared and joined in on the fun. Her brief, one-minute appearance was filled with looks, spice, that feeling of being star-struck.


Decker went head-to-head in an intense lip-sync battle against tennis player Andy Roddick, singing to “Sorry,” as soon as she unveiled her trump card concealed in back of a fake wall: Serena Williams, perched on top of a bus, with her signature game face on. She joined in on the festivities while the judges looked on in amazement. No one expected her there, but she was. It became clear soon after approximately three seconds that it wasn’t Decker’s efficiency anymore – it was Williams's.


The tennis legend’s sexy efficiency was iconic due in part to the fact that she also appeared in a similar manner in Beyoncé’s official video for “Sorry.” Williams retained her sensuality from the visual and brought it back to the stage.


Immediately right following the efficiency ended, she told a bewildered LL Cool J that the live version was “so fun.” Is it time for Serena Williams’s music career nevertheless? Watch the clip above and determine for yourself.