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Serena Williams' Tennis Comeback Ends Abruptly in London

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Serena Williams' Tennis Comeback Ends Abruptly in London

Serena Williams' highly anticipated tennis comeback in London has been cut short due to her doubles partner Victoria Mboko's injury. The pair withdrew from the quarterfinals, marking only one appearance for Williams this week.

Serena Williams Announces Tennis Comeback at 44

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Serena Williams Announces Tennis Comeback at 44

Tennis legend Serena Williams, 44, is set to make a sensational return to professional tennis next week at the Queen's Club in London. She will compete in the women's doubles draw with a wildcard, marking her first professional match in four years since retiring in 2022.