In what feels like another attempt to police the G.O.A.T. that is Serena Williams, French Open President Bernard Giudicelli has said that Williams needs to be more conservative at matches. 

While the comment was not only directed at Williams, but all players, Giudicelli chose to use Williams' Black Panther style catsuit as an example. 

“It’s a bit late because the collections are already designed, but we are going to nonetheless ask the manufacturers to let us know what is coming," Giudicelli told Tennis Magazine. “I believe we have sometimes gone too far. Serena’s outfit this year, for example, would no longer be accepted. You have to respect the game and the place.”

Respect for the game has never seemed an issue for Williams as she's won the French Open three times. However, the call is clearly a push for conservatism. While Williams has admitted the catsuit makes her "feel like a superhero," it's much more than a fashion statement. The full-length, skin-tight suit is designed to protect against bloodclots. 

She wore the outfit at Roland Garros in May, nine months after giving birth to her daughter and almost losing her life. 

“I almost died after giving birth to my daughter Olympia,” Williams said. “First, my C-section wound popped open due to the intense coughing I endured as a result of the embolism. I returned to surgery, where the doctors found a large hematoma, a swelling of clotted blood, in my abdomen. And then I returned to the operating room for a procedure that prevents clots from traveling to my lungs.”

Although designed long before Marvel's Black Panther hit theaters, Williams said the suit reminded her of the movie, but also made her feel like a "Warrior Princess."

“It feels like this suit represents all the women that have been through a lot mentally, physically, with their body to come back and have confidence and to believe in themselves,” Williams added after defeating Kristyna Pliskova 7-6, 6-4 following a tiebreaker in the first set.

The mommy of one has yet to respond to Giudicelli's commentary, but fans have definitely been in her corner. 

No matter what she wears, her light cannot be dimmed and her crown can't be taken.

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