Since Serena Williams’ name appeared on the anti-doping lists for next season, rumors have been rife.
And if the hypothesis of a return of the woman to the 23 Grand Slam tournaments at almost 45 years old seems more than compromised, especially since she insisted on denying a possible comeback, Greg Rusedski, former 4e world and finalist of the US Open, may have solved the mystery.
Indeed, in the last episode of his podcast, the Briton estimated that the Williams sisters were certainly preparing a big surprise for us in view of Venus’ retirement.
“For me, I think she could play doubles with Venus. If Venus hangs up her rackets, I think she was put on the anti-doping list to say goodbye to Venus. What an incredible story! I think it’s the most beautiful story there is. Look at their father, they even made a film about it, King Richard. He said, ‘I don’t have one Michael Jordan, I have two.’ What Serena and Venus accomplished coming from Compton is incredible, so I think she made the list and will play doubles with Venus. It could be at Wimbledon, it could be at the US Open, and I would love to see that. I hope to be there to see it in person if it happens. »
Published on Sunday December 14, 2025 at 6:25 p.m.
