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Injury scare allegedly halts Serena Williams’ doubles return
Reports circulating online suggest that former world number one Serena Williams’ doubles comeback appearance at Queen’s Club was cut short after her partner, rising Canadian tennis player Victoria Mboko, allegedly withdrew due to injury.
According to the unconfirmed reports, the partnership was expected to continue its return campaign at the grass-court event, but Mboko’s injury is said to have forced an early exit from the competition, bringing an abrupt end to the pairing’s run.
The claims have not yet been independently verified by tournament organisers, the WTA, or official statements from either player’s camp at the time of reporting. Serena Williams, who officially stepped away from professional tennis after the 2022 US Open, has not publicly announced a confirmed competitive comeback, making the reports subject to scrutiny.
Further reports suggest Williams was expected to continue her return at the Berlin Open, a WTA 500 tournament on the grass-court calendar, although no official entry list or confirmation has been released supporting her participation.
The situation has sparked widespread discussion among tennis fans online, with many questioning the authenticity of the reports and awaiting clarification from official sources.
As of now, neither the Queen’s Club Championships organisers nor the Women’s Tennis Association have issued statements confirming the alleged match, the injury withdrawal, or Williams’ participation.
The story remains developing, with updates expected if official confirmation emerges from tournament authorities or the players involved.
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