Serena Williams sustains a knee injury during her Wimbledon comeback, according to multiple reports. The 44-year-old returns to competitive singles for the first time in nearly four years, making her appearance on Centre Court to a large reception after a prolonged absence from the tour. During the singles portion of her comeback, she injures her right knee, with outlets describing the injury as affecting her ability to compete further.
Reporting across sources indicates that the injury creates uncertainty around her next scheduled event: the Wimbledon doubles match with her sister Venus Williams. While one outlet frames the situation as potentially putting the doubles partnership at risk, others describe the injury as an ongoing doubt following her singles return. No source included here provides detailed medical assessments, severity classifications, or confirmed changes to her timetable at Wimbledon.
The reports consistently place the injury during the early stage of her Wimbledon return and link the development to the possibility that she may miss or reconsider the doubles with Venus.
