Wimbledon Tennis Doubles

Serena Williams to return to tennis in Queen's doubles

Serena Williams to return to tennis in Queen's doubles on Tuesday

Serena Williams will take part in her first professional tennis match in nearly four years on Tuesday after organisers confirmed the order of play at London's Queen's Club. The 44-year-old American last played at the 2022 US Open when she said she was "evolving away from tennis".

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When is Serena Williams’ tennis comeback? How to watch Queen’s doubles

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Serena Williams Confirms Tennis Comeback With Doubles Wild Card

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Serena Williams: Winning 'isn't' important to 23-time Grand Slam champion? 'Success is in her DNA!' claims Gigi Salmon

Winning isn't important to 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams? "Success is in her DNA!" says Gigi Salmon.

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How Serena's British hitting partner kept comeback secret

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This Wigan lad now part of Serena Williams’s entourage

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What time does Serena Williams play tomorrow? What we know on return

Williams and Mboko's opening round match is against American Nicole Melichar-Martinez and New Zealand native Erin Routliffe.

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

Serena Williams’ return gathers pace as Wimbledon question grows after Berlin announcement

Serena Williams is moving back towards competitive tennis, with her grass-court return now taking shape through doubles events before Wimbledon. The 44-year-old has not played competitively since the 2022 US Open,

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How to watch Wimbledon women’s doubles final: Time, TV channel, free live stream

The 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships kick off the final day of competition with the women’s doubles championship final. The match is scheduled to start at 8 a.m. ET (1 p.m. in London) with TV coverage on ESPN and streaming on-demand. The fourth-ranked ...

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Cash and Glasspool become first all-British pair since 1936 to win Wimbledon men's doubles title

LONDON — Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool became the first all-British pair in 89 years to win the men's Wimbledon doubles title by defeating Rinky Hijikata and David Pel 6-2, 7-6 (3) Saturday on Centre Court. They are the first all-British winners of the ...