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Serena Williams claims her comeback: "I have nothing to prove, nor anything to lose"

Andrés Tomás Rico - 7 Jun 2026
Serena Williams claims her comeback: "I have nothing to prove, nor anything to lose." Photo: Getty Images

Serena Williams is just days away from returning to a tennis court as a professional player. She will do so at the WTA Queen's, in the doubles draw alongside Victoria Mboko, almost four years after her retirement. In an interview with the BBC, the American explained and asserted the reasons for her comeback: "I don't have to win, I've already won more than most could have in their entire life. Victories are not important, but it is important for me to remember that. I have nothing to prove, nor anything to lose." She also stated that she still doesn't know if she will play singles in the short term: "I need to train a bit more if I want to play singles, but we'll see, it's not my goal right now."

 

 

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