Swiatek 'overwhelmed' by seeing legend Serena back at Wimbledon
World number one Iga Swiatek said on Saturday she is "overwhelmed" to see Serena Williams back at Wimbledon, one year after the US legend limped away from the All England Club.
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Tennis-Serena says she needed time to heal after rough 2021
LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams needed to heal physically and mentally during a difficult year away from tennis due to injuries and had doubts about her comeback at one stage, the former world number one said on Saturday as she prepares to return to Wimbledon.
I didn't know how I'd come back,' says Serena Williams
Serena Williams admits that she didn't know how or when she would return to tennis but insisted retirement had not been on her agenda during her year-long absence. "I didn't retire. I just needed to heal physically, mentally.
Andy Murray pays tribute to motherly Sue Barker ahead of her final Wimbledon
Former World No 1 Andy Murray and legendary broadcaster Sue Barker have shared significant moments in tennis history and the Scot has paid glowing tribute to the retiring voice of Wimbledon.
Serena Williams, Iga Swiatek and Emma Raducanu train at Wimbledon - in pictures
World No 1 Iga Swiatek said she felt “overwhelmed” after seeing Serena Williams at Wimbledon ahead of the UK Grand Slam.
Serena says she needed time to heal after rough 2021
LONDON : Serena Williams needed to heal physically and mentally during a difficult year away from tennis due to injuries and had doubts about her comeback at one stage, the former world number one said on Saturday as she prepares to return to Wimbledon.
Serena Williams looks for better Wimbledon finish than last year's injury-induced exit
LONDON — Serena Williams said she was motivated to play this year's Wimbledon to ensure her final memories of the championship were not retiring injured as she was forced to do in last year's first round.
Andy Murray will donate his Wimbledon prize money to victims of Ukraine war
Andy Murray has vowed to donate any prize money he earns from this year’s Wimbledon to the victims of the Ukraine war.