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Serena Williams has been tipped to bring the fear factor with her to Wimbledon as she prepares to finally make her Grand Slam return after ending her 12-month hiatus. The decorated American champion will be hoping to equal Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam titles at the All England Club after she was handed a wildcard for the main singles draw following her announcement that she would resume playing earlier this week.

It remains to be seen whether Williams will be firing on all cylinders, though, having not featured in a single tournament since getting injured in her first-round match at Wimbledon last year. However, current world No 4 Paula Badosa is expecting Williams to be the player that nobody will want to face when the draw for the next Grand Slam of the year is made on Friday.

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