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Serena Williams' return to tennis schedule: Is Wimbledon next after Queen's Club, Berlin Tennis Open?

Serena Williams is set to return to grass in 2026. Could she be sizing up a trek to Wimbledon?

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Serena Williams Is Returning to Pro Tennis. Here’s What Needs to Happen for Her to Play at Wimbledon

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Serena Williams could play Wimbledon after latest news

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How Serena's British hitting partner kept comeback secret

David Quayle was visiting his parents when his phone rang, and he was asked to fly to Florida to help prepare Serena Williams for a return to professional tennis.

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Serena Williams discovers opponents for tennis return in Queen's doubles as Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter team up

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Victoria Mboko opens up about playing doubles with tennis 'idol' Serena Williams: 'I can learn a lot from her'

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Serena Williams discusses tennis comeback for first time, leaves door to playing singles open

During practice sessions at Queen’s, spectators packed the viewing areas several rows deep, lining the railings and spilling down the walkways to watch Williams and Mboko train, with phones raised thr...

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Emma Raducanu gives verdict on retiring from tennis and makes Serena Williams plea

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Why Pérez's next big move could change Real Madrid forever

Wimbledon announce shock new venue in New York as they ‘bring grass court tennis Stateside’

WIMBLEDON has announced a shock new tennis venue across the Atlantic Ocean. The prestigious tennis tournament is scheduled to start on June 29 and run until the final on July 12. Wimbledon have

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Reuters.com is your online source for the latest Wimbledon news stories and current events, ensuring our readers up to date with any breaking news developments

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One Brit in the top 100 as home stars need Wimbledon lifelines - how did we get here?

Cameron Norrie is the only British man left in the world's top 100 heading into grass season.