Serena Williams has won her third Bank of the West tournament title and her Twitter and Instagram fans are saying her victory is revenge against those who believed rumors she was pregnant.

She spoke publicly about the "viral illness" that led to her Wimbledon 2014 exit and her attempts to start playing better.

"That's the fight in me," Williams said Monday, publicly addressing her bizarre exit from Wimbledon for the first time.

"I am always go, go, go. I never stop. I never want to give up. I never know when to say when."

Serena William's coach and rumored boyfriend Patrick Mouratoglou revealed during a recent interview that the American tennis star is going through a "difficult period," with some of her fans blaming it on rumors of her being pregnant.

The rumor, however, has not been confirmed and is expected to be false.

The Wimbledon 2014 star confirmed that she will participate in the Swedish Open.

Serena Williams' coach and rumored boyfriend Patrick Mouratoglou had reportedly not seen her for two days before her loss at Wimbledon 2014, USA Today reports, leaving many fans wondering if drama between the couple may have hindered her performance.

The French tennis coach posted a picture on Twitter of him participating in a live radio show following Serena Williams' ousting from the Wimbledon 2014 tournament, but made no mention of her loss.

"Live radio @BBCSport @bbctennis with a great team @russellcfuller @SamSmithTennis1 & Mark Woodforde @Wimbledon"

Could the French tennis coach be disappointed with Serena Williams' performance?

Last week he posted encouraging messages on Twitter as she continued her Wimbledon 2014 matches.

"6/1 6/1 win for @serenawilliams in her second round match in #wimbledon2014. Good job. Solidgame," he wrote.