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Serena & Venus Set For Wimbledon Return
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Published On June 14, 2026 | Edition #521 |
We wish a very Happy Birthday to Steffi Graf!
Few players have left a mark on the sport quite like Graf. Her remarkable 22 Grand Slam singles titles were spread across all four majors. She also reached 31 Grand Slam singles finals during her career, a testament to her consistency at the very highest level.
Meanwhile, insider reports suggest that the Williams Sisters are all set to make a doubles return to the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
The Williams Sisters Gear Up for a Wimbledon Comeback.
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After reuniting with the coach who guided her to the 2021 US Open title, Emma Raducanu finally made it to her first final of the season. So tell us:
Do You Think Raducanu Has A Shot At Another Grand Slam After Re-hiring 2021 US Open Coach? |
Last Poll’s Results: 44.24% of you think Emma Raducanu can’t bounce back in the grass swing.
Stories worth telling again!
In 1988, she won the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open, and the Olympic Gold medal in Seoul, making her the only tennis player to ever complete the Golden Slam in one year.
At age 13, she made history as the youngest player to ever earn an international ranking, playing her first senior ranking tournament against tennis legend Tracy Austin.
She started playing tennis at the age of three, encouraged by her father, who eventually became her coach.
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