Serena Williams to make singles comeback at Wimbledon
Serena Williams announces a singles comeback at Wimbledon, entering the tournament on a wild‑card invitation.
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Coverage from NBC News, CBS News, The Guardian, ESPN and the BBC highlights that she received a wild‑card entry, framing the return as a notable comeback. The next steps include the release of the Wimbledon draw and the scheduling of her first‑round match, which will be tracked by tournament officials and media.
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Quick answers
When was Serena Williams' Wimbledon comeback announced?
Coverage on June 21, 2026 reported her return.
How is Serena Williams entering the Wimbledon singles draw?
She has been granted a wild‑card invitation.
Which outlets reported the comeback?
NBC News, CBS News, The Guardian, ESPN and the BBC.
Coverage (7)
- Serena Williams to play singles at Wimbledon via wild card CNBC · 2h ago
- Serena Williams will play singles at Wimbledon 2026 after wild card entry The New York Times · 2h ago
- Serena Williams plans return to Wimbledon for singles competition NBC News · 3h ago
- Serena Williams returns to singles tennis at Wimbledon after accepting wild card invitation CBS News · 3h ago
- Serena Williams to make Wimbledon singles comeback after being handed wildcard The Guardian · 3h ago
- Serena Williams to play in Wimbledon singles as wild card ESPN · 3h ago
- Serena Williams to make singles comeback at Wimbledon BBC · 3h ago
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