Serena Williams and Victoria Mboko on a grass tennis court at Queen's Club under sunny skies.
Serena Williams and Victoria Mboko on a grass tennis court at Queen's Club under sunny skies.
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Serena Williams announces return to tennis at Queen’s Club

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Serena Williams confirmed on June 1 that she will return to professional tennis after nearly four years away. The 23-time Grand Slam champion received a wildcard for the doubles draw at the Queen’s Club Championships alongside Victoria Mboko.

Williams made the announcement through a social media video and statement. She described the grass-court event as the perfect place to begin her comeback, citing her strong history on the surface that includes seven Wimbledon titles and an Olympic gold medal in 2012.

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Initial reactions on X show excitement from fans and media calling Serena the GOAT and saying it's awesome for tennis, alongside some skepticism about her wildcard taking spots from others.

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Serena Williams celebrating a doubles win on the grass court at Queen’s Club with her partner.
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Serena Williams wins doubles return at Queen’s Club

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Serena Williams marked her return to competitive tennis with a doubles victory on Tuesday at the Queen’s Club Championships in London. Partnering with Victoria Mboko, the 44-year-old defeated third seeds Erin Routliffe and Nicole Melichar-Martinez 7-6(2), 6-2. The win came nearly four years after her retirement following the 2022 US Open.

Serena Williams will return to competitive tennis next week after announcing her comeback on Monday. The 44-year-old is scheduled to play doubles at the HSBC Championships, which begin June 8 at the Queen’s Club in London.

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Serena Williams' doubles campaign at the Queen's Club ended after partner Victoria Mboko suffered a knee injury. Wimbledon officials have since dropped strong hints about a possible wildcard entry for the 44-year-old. Williams will now team up with Karolina Muchova at the Berlin Ladies Open starting June 15.

Serena Williams is set to compete at Wimbledon for the first time in four years, facing Maya Joint in the singles first round. Former pro Annabel Croft has expressed confidence in the 44-year-old's ability to make a deep run on the grass surface where she has won seven titles.

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Venus Williams shared her thoughts on her sister's upcoming return to competitive tennis during a recent broadcast. Serena Williams received a wildcard entry for the doubles draw at the Queen's Club Championships. The 44-year-old has not played since 2022.

Serena Williams has not yet confirmed her return to competition after a knee injury at Wimbledon. Tournament officials in Montreal say discussions with her team remain ongoing.

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Serena Williams and partner Karolina Muchova lost their first-round match at the Berlin Open on June 16. The pair fell 6-4, 6-4 to Erin Routliffe and Giuliana Olmos. The defeat came hours after Wimbledon confirmed wildcards for Serena and Venus Williams in doubles.

 

 

 

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