Serena Williams indicates she will play at Wimbledon after injury hell
Serena Williams has implied she will play at this summer’s Wimbledon, a year after her last professional match.
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Serena Williams has implied she will play at this summer’s Wimbledon, a year after her last professional match.
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:Serena Williams will resume her quest for an elusive 24th Grand Slam singles title at this month's Wimbledon after making her long-awaited return to the Tour when she competes in doubles at the Eastbourne International.
:Former world number one Serena Williams has received a wildcard for Wimbledon and will return to action after a year out when she competes in the doubles at the Eastbourne International.
Serena Williams will return to Grand Slam tennis for the first time in a year at Wimbledon later this month after being handed a wildcard entry by the All England Club on Tuesday.
Serena Williams looks set to return to action at Wimbledon this year, the place where she made her last competitive appearance 12 months ago. Williams has not played since injuring her left leg in the first round of last year’s tournament, but is now going to grace the court again at SW19. Ad/> She posted the announcement on social media, which included a picture of her trainers and the words: «SW and SW19.
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