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Serena Williams reinstated as active player by ITIA
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The International Tennis Integrity Agency has officially reinstated Serena Williams as an active player, removing her from the retired list on February 22, 2026. This move follows her rejoining the anti-doping testing pool last year, making her eligible for tournaments. Her former coach Rick Macci expressed certainty about a comeback, citing her intensive training.
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Serena Williams has completed the six-month drug-testing requirement and is now eligible to return to professional tennis on February 22. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, who last played at the 2022 US Open, has not confirmed any plans to compete again despite ongoing speculation. Her reinstatement follows registration with the International Tennis Integrity Agency last year.