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Serena Williams is pakistani gay sex videosgoing for her fifth gold at the Olympics, but in our opinion, she's already won.

That's because Williams, the No. 1 woman's tennis player in the world as well as a part-time Beyonce cameo-maker, fashion designer and more, just slayed her SELF magazine cover.

SEE ALSO: 73 things you didn't know about ultimate badass Serena Williams

For the magazine's newest issue, Williams sports a bra-top and high-waisted bikini bottom with sunkissed skin and beachy hair.

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"This is my blood," she said to SELF. "I live for this and have for the last 32 years. When I step out on the court, you're going to get all of me." 

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Williams first made her Olympic debut in 2000 with her doubles partner, sister Venus. She then made appearance at every Olympic game after.

While the 34-year old is still hitting the court, she's also clapping back at haters who've shamed her for her body.

"I love my body, and I would never change anything about it," she said. "I'm not asking you to like my body. I'm just asking you to let me be me. Because I'm going to influence a girl who does look like me, and I want her to feel good about herself."

And with that comment, she's already slayed the game.

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