Add The New York Post on Google Serena Williams’ Wimbledon comeback won’t just be for doubles.
The 44-year-old tennis legend will compete in the ladies’ singles tournament at the All England Club as a wild card, Wimbledon announced on Sunday, marking her first singles action since the 2022 U.S. Open.
Williams is already set to compete in the ladies’ doubles tournament with sister Venus, with the pair receiving a wild-card entry.
Serena Williams hits a shot during a doubles match at the Berlin Open on June 16, 2026. AFP via Getty Images A 23-time grand slam winner in singles competition, one shy of Margaret Court’s record, Williams made her comeback to tennis earlier this month in doubles with partner Victoria Mboko at the Queen’s Club tournament.
They won their first match but an Mboko injury ended their tournament prematurely.
Williams then competed with Karolina Muchova at the Berlin Open, where they lost in the first round on Tuesday.
