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Serena Williams has signalled her intention to return to action in time for Wimbledon. The 23-time Grand Slam winner has not played competitively since last year’s Wimbledon, with a leg injury keeping her out of last season’s US Open and the first major of 2022 in Australia.
(Reuters) - Former world number one Serena Williams hinted on Thursday that she could make her long-awaited return at Wimbledon in June, exactly a year since she last played on the tour at the same Grand Slam.
Former world number one Serena Williams hinted on Thursday that she could make her long-awaited return at Wimbledon in June, exactly a year since she last played on the tour at the same Grand Slam.
Former world number one Simona Halep is now working with Patrick Mouratoglou as her full-time coach. It is the first time Mouratoglou will be working exclusively as a coach for a player on tour since working with Serena Williams for 10 years. Ad/> The Romanian began collaborating at the Mouratoglou Academy, located between Nice and Cannes in France, this week.
Mouratoglou, a long-time coach of Serena Williams, will work with two-time Grand Slam champion and former world number one Simona Halep full-time, the Frenchman said on Thursday. Mouratoglou has not been coaching for nearly a year as Williams has not played on the tour since she injured her leg at Wimbledon last year and there is no clarity on the 40-year-old's return to action. "In the last eight months, I realized how much I missed coaching. It is the passion of my life, and I still feel like I have so much to give," Mouratoglou said in a statement.
Patrick Mouratoglou, the long-time coach of American tennis star Serena Williams, will work with former world number one Simona Halep on a "full-time" basis, he said on Thursday.
Patrick Mouratoglou, a long-time coach of Serena Williams, will work with two-times Grand Slam champion and former world number one Simona Halep full-time, the Frenchman said on Thursday.
The player who wins this year’s French Open will grab a big advantage in the race to be the greatest men’s tennis player of all time with Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou admitting Novak Djokovic and not Rafael Nadal might be the man to beat by the time Roland Garros arrives.