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Serena Williams Withdraws from Wimbledon Doubles with Sister Venus, 'Heartbroken' over Injury

Serena Williams has withdrawn from the Wimbledon doubles tournament alongside her sister Venus due to a knee injury.

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The brief

Serena Williams is no longer competing in the Wimbledon doubles tournament. The withdrawal follows a reported knee injury sustained by the athlete.

Coverage from The Guardian, CBS News, ESPN, and Bleacher Report emphasizes the end of the sisters' planned reunion on the court. Each outlet notes the specific injury and the team's shared decision to exit the event.

Future updates will likely concern the status of Venus Williams's schedule and the impact of the withdrawal on the tournament bracket. Coverage does not yet specify whether a replacement team will be named or if further medical details will be released.

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Quick answers

Why did Serena Williams withdraw?

She withdrew due to a knee injury.

Was Venus Williams also injured?

Coverage indicates the withdrawal was from the doubles match, but does not provide details on the health status of Venus Williams.

Which tournament are they exiting?

The withdrawal applies to the Wimbledon doubles tournament.

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Topics

Serena Williams Venus Williams Wimbledon Tennis

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