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Serena Williams' eagerly-awaited return at Wimbledon will begin in the first round against France's Harmony Tan as the 23-times Grand Slam champion resumes singles action after a year out.
British hopes at Wimbledon will be high after an encouraging draw for the home players led by Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray.
Emma Raducanu has been drawn against Belgian Alison van Uytvanck in the first round of Wimbledon. The British No. 1's participation in the tournament is still unclear given her recovery from a side strain, but if she does make the start line then a test against the world No.
Emma Raducanu has a tough opening match on her return to Wimbledon as she will face recent Surbiton and Gaiba champion, and strong grass-courter, Alison van Uytvanck. The 19-year-old made her Grand Slam debut at the All England Club a year ago as the 338th-ranked wildcard and returns as the 10th seed and US Open champion. Raducanu is in the opposite half of the draw to world No 1 Iga Swiatek and 23-time Major champion Serena Williams so could only face them in the final, but has this year's Australian Open runner-up Danielle Collins and in-form world No 3 Ons Jabeur in her quarter.
Serena Williams was on Friday drawn to face France's Harmony Tan in the first round of Wimbledon as she returns to singles action after a year away. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, who has dropped to 1,204th in the world rankings, is unseeded for the tournament at the All England Club, which starts on Monday.
Serena Williams was Friday drawn to face France's Harmony Tan in the first round of Wimbledon as she returns to singles action after a year away.
Forget the lack of ranking points, the women’s singles draw at Wimbledon 2022 promises to be one of the most exciting yet with no clear winner expected.
LONDON : Poland's Iga Swiatek makes no secret of her use of sports psychology and may need all her powers of positive thinking to plot her way to the Wimbledon title.