How Williams' training partner from Wigan kept her return secret

BBC Sport Monday 08 June 2026, 11:00 UTC 1 min read

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British tennis player David Quayle flew out to Florida to help Serena Williams prepare for her return to tennis at Queen's.

Williams (PERSON) Wigan (PERSON) British (ORG) David Quayle (PERSON) Florida (LOCATION) Serena Williams (PERSON) Queen's (LOCATION)

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