Williams sisters set for final doubles act at Serena's US Open farewell
Serena Williams will play doubles with sister Venus at the US Open after the pair were awarded a wild card.
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Serena Williams will play doubles with sister Venus at the US Open after the pair were awarded a wild card.
Serena and Venus Williams will be reunited on court for the first time in four years after being handed a wild card into the doubles at the US Open, organisers confirmed on Saturday. Serena Williams, who is expected to retire after the US Open, has not partnered elder sister Venus in a doubles event since the duo lost in the last 16 at the 2018 French Open. They have not played doubles at the US Open since 2014.
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NEW YORK — Venus and Serena Williams will be playing doubles together at the US Open, which begins on Monday, after receiving a wild card for entry. It will be the first time the sisters have played at a major together since the French Open in 2018.
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