Serena Williams Walks Out at Montreal Press Conference When Asked About Wimbledon Incident

Serena Williams arrived in Montreal on Monday for her upcoming game in the Rogers Cup. It has been 14 years since the world no.1 set foot in Montreal but her introductory press conference wasn't exactly the warm kind after a reporter brought up the tennis superstar's exit at the doubles match with Venus Williams at Wimbledon.

The 17-time Grand Slam champion arrived at the press conference looking a little rough around the edges coming from an overnight flight without sleep but the 32-year old managed to put her Serena face on and handled a couple of hard hitting questions.

After a few questions, it appears that the American had enough and when a reporter asked, "Do you understand why people found Wimbledon so frightening to watch you there," Williams answered, "We talked about that last week. I think you missed that one. Thank you."

Serena Williams proceeded to remove her microphone and left through the door behind a WTA Tour PR representative without a backward glance.

Williams discussed the Wimbledon incident last week at the Bank of the West tournament, calling it "scary."

Apparently, the tennis superstar does not feel like talking about it again.

This isn't the first time that the five-time Wimbledon champion got frustrated by media questions. In fact, a grumpy Serena pleaded to cut her Wimbledon media session to be cut short because she's quite irritated with the line of questioning last June 26.

On the other hand, the top-ranked tennis superstar is hopeful to bag her 18^th Grand Slam title at the U.S. Open after her Standford title.

"The summer tournaments, I'm trying to do my best, not in the tournaments but in each match more than anything, just try to improve with each match," Williams said via the Sydney Morning Herald.

"As for chasing the 18th one, that thing has been avoiding me so hopefully one day I'll catch up with it."