Williams in discussions about potential return at Queen's
Summary
Serena Williams is discussing a possible return to tennis by playing doubles at the Queen's Club tournament in London next month. She would need a wildcard to enter the event, which starts on June 8, and her return comes four years after she stepped away from competitive tennis.Key Facts
- Serena Williams has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles and 14 doubles titles with her sister Venus.
- She last played competitive tennis in 2022, ending with a loss at the US Open.
- Williams can officially return to tennis from February 22 this year after completing a drug testing period.
- The Queen's Club tournament offers two doubles wildcards, and one is reserved for a highly ranked or past Grand Slam champion player.
- Williams might partner with 19-year-old Canadian player Victoria Mboko if she returns.
- The Lawn Tennis Association usually gives wildcards to British players but may consider exceptions for Williams.
- Venus Williams, Serena's sister, still competes occasionally on the WTA Tour.
- The Queen’s event is held three weeks before Wimbledon, where Serena has had great success.
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