Serena williams made her comeback to tennis recently teaming up with whom in the doubles at the eastbourne international?

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Ray Liotta's cause of death confirmed a year after he died, more news © Getty/Robert Prange Serena Williams. Getty/Robert Prange • Serena Williams paired up with Ons Jabeur to win in her first tennis match in a year on Tuesday. • Afterwards she conceded that her return to the sport could be short-lived. • "I don't know," she said when asked if she would still be playing next year. The 40-year-old teamed up with Tunisia's Ons Jabeur to beat Sara Sorribes Tormo and Marie Bouzkova 2-6, 6-3, 13-11 in the Eastbourne International doubles on Tuesday. Williams hadn't played since crashing out of Wimbledon last year with an injury in a first-round match. Speaking after Tuesday's victory, Williams said that while it was "so much fun" to be back on the court, her comeback could be short-lived. Asked by a reporter whether she wanted to keep playing into next year, Williams said: "I don't know, I can't answer that. • Swedish Team 'Had To Show Their Genitalia' For The Women's World Cup Former captain of the Swedish women's team, Nilla Fischer, says that players had to show their genitalia for the 2011 Women's World Cup.This request was made by FIFA, after accusations against three Equatorial Guinea players of being men by opposing teams.Fischer recalls the discomfort and humiliation experienced by the Swedish players.However, the desire to compete in the World Cup overshadowed their objections, leading them to reluctantly comply with the request.Mats Borjesson, the Sweden team doctor a...

• • June 22, 2022 Serena Williams made it two from two on her comeback from 12 months out after she and new doubles partner Ons Jabeur secured a 6-2 6-4 victory over Shuko Aoyama and Chan Hao-ching on Wednesday. The 40-year-old played her first match in the Rothesay International Eastbourne on Tuesday since she sustained a serious injury to her right leg at Wimbledon last year and despite a rusty start showed flashes of her brilliance. Williams stepped things up a notch a day later with an array of winners and aces to send a warning to her rivals ahead of a latest pursuit of a 24th grand-slam title. Serena Williams (left) showed flashes of her brilliance as she and Ons Jabeur continued their progress in Eastbourne (Gareth Fuller/PA) It took only two minutes for the American to send down an ace and several volleys minutes later provided the first break. More followed with the opening set wrapped up in 25 minutes much to the delight of those still left inside Centre Court with the sun fast setting. Shadows had engulfed the Devonshire Park venue by now but Aoyama and Chan made more of a fight of proceedings in the second. Williams had to defend a number of break points on her way to victory (Gareth Fuller/PA) Williams had to defend a number of break points on serve and yet showed the type of steel which has made her a fierce competitor for close to three decades. Another winner from the veteran set up break point in the ninth game of the second and it gave the new-look double...

Williams last competed at Wimbledon in 2021, where she Still, the 40-year-old is sure to be one of the main attractions in London as the tournament ramps up. She's still on the hunt for her elusive 24th major, which would tie Australian great Margaret Court for most Grand Slam singles titles in tennis history. Williams poses with her trophy after winning the 2017 Australian Open. AP Photo/Dita Alangkara Though Williams has come incredibly close to achieving the historic feat — making back-to-back finals appearances at Wimbledon and the US Open in 2018 and 2019 — she still has yet to break through on the biggest stage since giving birth to She'll give it another go in just a few weeks, as Wimbledon competition is set to begin on June 27.

Eastbourne: Serena Williams made her comeback after a year out of tennis as the American legend teamed with Ons Jabeur in the Eastbourne International doubles on Tuesday. Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, was back in action for the first time since she made a tearful exit from Wimbledon last year. The 40-year-old suffered a leg injury during her Wimbledon first round match against Aliaksandra Sasnovich and had not been seen on court since. Serena Williams debuts baby bump at MET Gala Serena Williams' legacy: Plenty of wins, plenty of stands on issues Williams and Tunisia's Jabeur, who is third in the WTA singles rankings, faced Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo and Marie Bouzkova of the Czech Republic. After so long away, Serena soaked up the applause during a raucous reception from the crowd when she walked onto court in the early evening sunshine. Before Williams made the surprise announcement of her impending return last week, rumours of retirement had swirled around her for several months. But, with Wimbledon starting on June 27, Williams finally resumed her career, playing with Jabeur at the Wimbledon warm-up event by the Sussex seaside. Jabeur, who won the Berlin WTA singles title at the weekend, admitted on Monday she did not need a "second" to consider teaming up with the American. "She's such an inspiration and the fact that we're playing doubles together, it's huge news for me and it's unbelievable," she said. Serena has been given a wildcard to play in ...