Price said a championship at Roland Garros "would be huge" for Serena, because it would make clear that "it doesn't look like she's ready to quit" at 30 years old.
Asked whether her younger daughter is ready to get her name etched on another Grand Slam trophy, Price chuckled.
"For sure," she said. "You know Serena. She's got to be on the list at least once a year, right?"
One challenging step along the way over the next two weeks could come in the quarterfinals, where Serena might have to face three-time major champion Maria Sharapova, who is seeded second and also a popular pick.
"She's such an experienced player that has been under so many different circumstances and achieved so much in her career," Sharapova said. "When she's fit, she's extremely strong on the court and hits a very powerful ball. That makes her very dangerous."
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Masha's team are working for the victory. Results are important.
There is always a solution to defeat a tennis player who hits powerful balls.
Just think about it.
"I'd love to open a tennis school for children in my hometown of Sochi." said Sharapova Maria.
