Serena Williams beantragt Wildcards für Rückkehr auf Rasen

Die Spekulationen über ein Comeback von Serena Williams haben sich verstärkt, nachdem Berichte aufkamen, dass die 44-Jährige Wildcard-Anträge für die Rasensaison einreicht. Die ehemalige Weltranglistenerste ist wieder in den Anti-Doping-Pool aufgenommen worden, ein Schritt, der normalerweise von aktiven Profis unternommen wird.

Jon Wertheim sagte im Served Podcast, dass mehrere Wildcard-Anfragen für die Rasensaison gestellt wurden. Er fügte hinzu, dass Williams die Anfragen persönlich stellt, anstatt auf Turnierangebote zu warten. Wertheim erwähnte auch die Möglichkeit eines Doppelauftritts im Queen’s Club an der Seite von Victoria Mboko.

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Following her February eligibility reinstatement, Novak Djokovic voiced confidence in Serena Williams' return to professional tennis during an Indian Wells Masters press conference. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion's potential comeback has generated excitement among players, with Djokovic speculating on doubles with sister Venus.

Victoria Mboko addressed rumors linking her to a potential doubles partnership with Serena Williams following her second-round win at the French Open. The 19-year-old expressed admiration for the 23-time Grand Slam champion but emphasized that any return remains Williams' decision. Reports suggest possible wildcards for the upcoming grass-court season.

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Stan Wawrinka has accepted a wildcard for the ATP 500 Barcelona Open as part of a busy clay-court schedule in his announced final season on tour. The 40-year-old Swiss player, who revealed 2026 as his last year in December, will also compete in Monte-Carlo, Geneva, Estoril and Roland Garros.

The International Tennis Integrity Agency has charged 2023 Wimbledon singles champion Marketa Vondrousova with refusing a doping test in December 2025. The Czech player cited mental health struggles and fear from a late-night visit by testers as reasons for her refusal. No provisional suspension has been imposed, allowing her to compete pending the outcome.

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