French Open 2015: Serena Williams Wins Landmark 20th Major

Serena Despite being sapped by a nasty flu for much of the last week beat Lucie Safarova 6-3 6-7 (2) 6-2 to win the French Open on Saturday and claim a landmark 20th major.

"It seems a little bit like a dream," Williams told reporters. "Like, is this really

my life? Is this really happening right now? So yeah, it's really kind of weird."

But as the score suggested, this was no walk in the Bois de Boulogne -- a park close to Roland Garros -- for Williams against the Czech. 

The way the tournament unfolded for the 33-year-old, perhaps it should have been expected.

Williams did the almost unthinkable by blowing a 4-1 advantage in the second set and trailed 2-0 in the third.

She recovered, to no one's surprise, and now only Graf has more majors in the Open Era at 22. With Williams going strong in her early 30s, Graf's record is under serious threat.

The world No. 1 even has a realistic chance of matching the German in 2015, since she's claimed five Wimbledon titles and is the three-time defending champion at the U.S. Open.

Of course that would mean Williams winning all four majors in a season, something not accomplished since Graf did it in 1988.

But who'd rule her out?

Not her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou.

CNN Reportage.

Congrats Serena!