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Williams is the greatest - but will she produce another great fight?

Williams is the greatest - but will she produce another great fight?
BBC News Monday 22 June 2026, 11:17 UTC 1 min read
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Serena Williams will return to the singles court at Wimbledon aged 44 - BBC Sport analyses if she is ready and the challenges she will face.

Serena Williams will return to the singles court at Wimbledon aged 44 - BBC Sport analyses if she is ready and the challenges she will face.
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