Serena Williams briefly went back to the day job before deciding once and for all on a name for her Wimbledon mixed doubles partnership with Andy Murray.
Williams got back to business in the singles with a comprehensive 6-2 6-2 victory over Carla Suarez Navarro.
Then she revealed 'Murena', rather than 'Serandy', should be the moniker for her superstar coupling with Murray.
Well that was fun... 😄😄 #SerAndy pic.twitter.com/OOJvo6WUms — Andy Murray (@andy_murray) July 6, 2019
"We haven't discussed it," she said. "He did tweet Serandy. I was like, 'I like Murena'. My vote is still for Murena.
"It's great. I definitely have been really enjoying the mixed doubles, this pairing. Quite frankly, it's pretty cool. It's pretty awesome."
Williams, sporting a child's plaster on her left elbow, never looked like coming unstuck against the world number 31.
Two breaks of serve gave her the first set in just 31 minutes, the highlight a stunning flicked backhand across the helpless Suarez Navarro.
Williams also looked more confident at the net than in her previous matches, so maybe the Murray link-up is paying off.
Two more breaks at the start of the second put Williams in total control, although Suarez Navarro did at least lay a glove on her with a surprise break to love.
It was only a temporary blip, as Williams broke back before serving out the match to set up a meeting with fellow American Alison Riske, who knocked out world number one and top seed Ashleigh Barty, in the last eight.
Williams, who was sidelined by a knee injury earlier in the year, added: "The rust is definitely wearing off.
"Most of all I feel confident that I can actually move and I don't have to, like, go for winners so soon because I'm in pain.
"It's like, 'oh, now I can just play my game, hit shots, not have to worry about anything else'. It's good when your mind is clear and you can just play."
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