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Wimbledon 2026: Serena Williams injures knee and a doubt to play doubles with sister Venus

Serena Williams' knee injury at Wimbledon 2026 puts her doubles match with sister Venus in jeopardy.

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The brief

Serena Williams sustained a knee injury during her first-round singles match at Wimbledon 2026. The injury occurred during her return to the tournament at age 44.

Coverage emphasizes the uncertainty surrounding Williams' participation in the doubles event with her sister Venus. The New York Post, Yahoo Sports, NBC News, and BBC News are among the outlets reporting on the potential impact of the injury.

Williams' decision to participate in the doubles match will be closely watched. Coverage does not yet specify the severity of the injury or the timeline for recovery.

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Quick answers

What injury did Serena Williams sustain?

Serena Williams injured her knee during her first-round singles match at Wimbledon 2026.

Will Serena Williams play doubles with Venus?

Coverage does not yet specify whether Serena Williams will play doubles with her sister Venus.

What is the current status of Serena Williams' Wimbledon 2026 participation?

Serena Williams is still aiming to play doubles, but her participation is in doubt due to her knee injury.

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