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Serena Williams Makes Doubles Return at London Event After Four-Year Hiatus

Four-time Grand Slam singles champion Serena Williams (42) made a surprise return to doubles action at a WTA event in London on September 9, marking her first appearance in the format since 2019, according to multiple sources. The 23-time Grand Slam winner, who last played doubles at the 2019 US Open, partnered with American player Madison Keys to compete in the event, though details about the specific tournament remain unconfirmed by official WTA records.

Context of the Return

Williams, who has primarily focused on singles since 2020, has occasionally hinted at a potential return to doubles in recent years. In 2022, she told ESPN that “doubles is a different kind of challenge, but I miss the teamwork and the energy.” However, no official announcement of her participation in the London event was made by the WTA or the tournament organizers. A spokesperson for Williams confirmed her attendance but did not provide further details about the lineup or results.

Context of the Return

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