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Serena Williams to return to make competitive return at Queen's Club

Serena Williams to return to make competitive return at Queen's Club
Channel News Asia Monday 01 June 2026, 14:23 UTC 1 min read
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Serena Williams to return to make competitive return at Queen's Club June 1 : Tennis great Serena Williams will make her long-anticipated competitive comeback to tennis at the age of 44 on grass at Queen's Club in London this month, the club said in a statement on Monday. "Queen's Club feels like the perfect place to begin this next chapter. Grass has given me some of the most meaningful moments of my career, and I'm excited to be back competing on one of the sport's most iconic stages,"...

Serena Williams to return to make competitive return at Queen's Club June 1 : Tennis great Serena Williams will make her long-anticipated competitive comeback to tennis at the age of 44 on grass at Queen's Club in London this month, the club said in a statement on Monday. "Queen's Club feels like the perfect place to begin this next chapter. Grass has given me some of the most meaningful moments of my career, and I'm excited to be back competing on one of the sport's most iconic stages," Williams was quoted as saying.
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