REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy -- A ruling on Serena Williams' U.S.
Open tirade is expected in the next two weeks.

United States Tennis Association president Lucy Garvin told The Associated Press on Friday that Grand Slam administrator Bill Babcock has completed his investigation and a ruling is expected soon.

Garvin said she expects a decision in "no more than two weeks" and it "could be sooner." She added that she thinks Williams is "very anxious to hear."

Speaking before the weekend Fed Cup final between the United States and Italy, Garvin also said she has discussed Andre Agassi's recent drug revelations with some board members, but that "nothing official" has been decided.