Serena Williams says she is still deciding whether to play at Wimbledon after returning to competitive tennis with a win at the Queen’s Club WTA event on Tuesday. The 44-year-old American makes the comeback nearly four years after her last competitive match. Coverage across outlets highlights that the match draws attention due to her long absence from competition. Williams wins in a return that features Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko, and the result marks a significant step in her comeback plans. Although she has not confirmed a Wimbledon appearance, Williams indicates that a decision is still pending, with the Queen’s Club performance serving as a key marker for her readiness and timing. The reports do not provide additional details on match scores or the broader draw, but they consistently describe the same core facts: her return to the court, the near-four-year gap since her previous competitive appearance, and her ongoing consideration of whether to participate at Wimbledon next.