It's late morning on February 1st, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia.

Serena Williams is relaxing in her hotel room, basking in the glow of yet another win.

Last night, she won the Australian Open for the sixth time.

Her 19th Grand Slam overall beating Maria Sharapova, 6-3-7-6 in the final.

Nothing makes Serena happier than thrashing Sharapova, the blonde Russian who's made more

in endorsements than she has for years.

Serena's now beaten Sharapova 16 times in a row now, leaving no doubt about who owns

their quote-unquote rivalry.

With all this winning over Sharapova and everyone else, Serena feels like she's on top

of the world.

Serena won the US Open and year-end championships last year.

She currently sits at number one in the world and does so comfortably.

Serena is now glued to her phone.

Before the match, she stayed away from coverage of the tournament, but after winning, she

wants it all.

Photos, articles, video clips, tweets, message board comments, everything.

Winning just feels right.

It feels correct.

As she wins now, the whole world seems to sing her name in joyful unison.

As she scrolls through Tennis Forum, a website for tennis players and fans to chat about

the sport, her phone buzzes with a text from Jill Smoller, her agent.

Need you to okay the last draft for Time magazine?

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