On a different planet
With Venus Williams playing her 21st Wimbledon, and hoping to become the oldest women's champion of all time at the All England Club, here is her SW19 story in numbers.
Williams will make her 21st appearance having played at more Championships than any other active player. Since her first visit in 1997, when she was 17 years old, she has missed The Championships only once - she was absent in 2013 because of a back injury.
The speed in mph of the fastest serve that Williams ever hit at Wimbledon, which was 10 years ago in 2008. Last summer, her quickest serve was some 11mph slower, at 118mph.
The speed in mph of the fastest second serve of Williams' singles career at the All England Club, also in 2008.
The points that Williams has played in her singles career to date at Wimbledon. Of those, she won 7,521 and lost 6,102, giving her a winning percentage of 55.
At the age of 38, Williams would become the oldest Wimbledon champion of all time if she were to win the title this summer. Britain's Charlotte Cooper Sterry, who was 37 years old when she landed the 1908 title, is the oldest champion in history, while Serena Williams is the oldest ladies' singles champion of modern times: she was 34 in 2016.
Last summer, at the age of 37, Williams became the oldest woman to feature in a Grand Slam final since a 37-year-old Navratilova was the runner-up at Wimbledon in 1994.
Williams has won the ladies' singles title five times, lifting the Venus Rosewater Dish in 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007 and 2008 (there was a time when it was said that the trophy was named after her).
Williams has played in nine Wimbledon finals, and only once has she lost to someone outside her family. Williams was beaten by her younger sister Serena in 2002, 2003 and 2009, and last summer by Garbiñe Muguruza.
The singles matches that Williams has played at the All England Club, which is a record among active players. Only Martina Navratilova (134) and Chris Evert (111) have played more in the Open era.
The singles match victories over the course of her Wimbledon career to date, which is also a record among active players. That is one more than Serena, but on the Open era leaderboard Venus still trails Navratilova, who won 120 matches, and Evert, who amassed 96 singles victories.
Williams had an eight-year gap between appearances in Wimbledon finals, from 2009 to 2017
The aces Williams has served at Wimbledon on the singles court. The highest number of aces she struck in one Fortnight was in 2008, when she produced 38.
The double faults she has served in her singles appearances on the lawns.
Williams has taken the ladies' doubles title six times, on each occasion alongside her sister. Their most recent success was two years ago.
The winners that Williams has hit when playing singles at Wimbledon. Over the same period, and in the same competition, she has made 1,834 unforced errors.
The percentage of service games that Williams has won during her Wimbledon singles career.
The percentage of return games that Williams has won while playing singles at the All England Club.
Sources: IBM and WTA.