"See You There" - Serena Williams Announces Big News For Her Fans

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Serena Williams has been off the court for almost a year.

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The last time she played was during the 2021 Wimbledon, where she suffered a horrible injury.

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However, Serena recently shared a piece of news that made all her fans excited.

Serena confirmed her Wimbledon participation in an Instagram post.

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Serena will be playing Wimbledon with a wild card entry.

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Serena will be pairing up with Ons Jabeur to play doubles at the Eastbourne.

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