Serena Williams and Venus Williams are set to play together at Wimbledon after receiving a doubles wildcard entry for the women’s tournament. Multiple outlets report that the All England Club grants the pair a wildcard, ending a prolonged absence from Wimbledon for Serena, whose last appearance is described as being in 2022 and follows a four-year gap. Wimbledon’s tournament begins on June 29, with the sisters entering the doubles draw as a featured storyline.
The reports also note that the Williams sisters have a strong history in Wimbledon doubles. They have won six doubles titles at SW19 together, and their last shared Wimbledon doubles title came a decade ago. While the wildcard covers doubles, several sources state that neither sister is listed as receiving a singles wildcard, and Serena has not requested one. Both players’ singles plans are treated as uncertain, with coverage focusing on the prospect of them rekindling their partnership on grass. The All England Club’s announcement is described as a significant and widely anticipated wildcard decision.
