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'Not a drill': Serena's back in Wimbledon singles at 44

The West Australian

June 21, 2026

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'Not a drill': Serena's back in Wimbledon singles at 44

Tennis legend Serena Williams is to make an astonishing return to play as a wildcard in the Wimbledon women's singles and seek an eighth title at the age of 44.

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