Serena Williams already has a new dancing partner: she will play in Berlin with Muchova

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The return of Serena Williams to competition continues to provide priceless headlines... and a cloud of anticipation that grows every time the American steps onto the court. Her flawless debut victory at Queen's, teaming up with Victoria Mboko to eliminate the third-seeded pair, shows that there are many elements in the American's tennis that still work well: her serve, ball speed, forehand... even though they may only come together in doubles for now.

The American's journey will continue next week at WTA Berlin 2026, a second stage to fine-tune her shots and prepare for her assault on the Wimbledon title. The missing piece, of course, was knowing who Serena will partner with in German lands... and the answer has surprised many: none other than Karolina Muchova, Roland Garros 2023 finalist and one of those players who, due to her style of play and good touch, could be one of the most adaptable for elite-level women's doubles.

Exclusive: Serena Williams has selected Karolina Muchova as her doubles partner for Berlin next weekhttps://t.co/GvTSS9qpFp

— Tom Kershaw (@trlkershaw) June 10, 2026

Will Serena Williams dare to play singles at Wimbledon?

There are many questions and uncertainties still surrounding Williams's return to competition. The Saginaw native has not ruled out a potential return to singles, but it is not something in her short-term plans... and with Wimbledon just around the corner, the chance to see her compete against the cream of the circuit seems distant, although strong performances in these two weeks could make her change her mind.

One thing her choice of partners proves is that Serena has not lost her competitive fire. She comes to win, surrounding herself with two potentially glorious players (Mboko is destined to dominate the future, and Muchova, due to her versatility, charisma, and experience, fits perfectly into this phase of her return) and showing that this is not just a farewell tour, but a message to the circuit: the queen has never left. Will there be surprises for Wimbledon? We don't know yet... but at this rate, news may not take long to arrive.

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