Serena Williams has pulled out of the French Open before her fourth-round match with Maria Sharapova on Monday because of an injury that affected her serve.
The 23-time Grand Slam winner recently returned to tennis after giving birth to her first child, but looked in good form in her opening matches, according to BBC.
"I've had issues with the right pectoral muscle to the point where I can't serve," said the 36-year-old.
"I'll have a scan. I won't know about Wimbledon until I get the results."
Williams said she first felt the problem during her third-round win over German 11th seed Julia Gorges on Saturday.
She played in a doubles match with sister Venus on Sunday, saying she wanted to try to manage the problem before her match with Sharapova.
"I tried lots of taping and support to see how it felt in match circumstances," Williams said.
"It is hard to play when I can't physically serve. I've never had this injury before, I've never felt it in my life and it was so painful.
"I don't know how to manage it."
Williams said she will have an MRI scan in Paris on Tuesday and will stay in the French capital at least until the extent of her injury is clear.
