Venus Williams returned to the court for the first time after taking a long break to nurse her injury. She had last appeared at the farewell event of the 30-year-old Puerto Rican, Monica Puig at the Puerto Rico Convention Center in San Juan. However, a few weeks ago, she flexed her muscles along with her counterparts Victoria Azarenka, Kim Clijsters, and many more at the San Antonio Sports ‘i Play! afterschool’ and the Bush Ace Outreach programs.
Recently, she posted a video on her YouTube channel where she put up some clippings from that outing and shared the most recent update about her rehab. What did she say about the program and her comeback journey?
Venus Williams shares an update with her fans on her comeback journey
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In the video, she explained how the program is going to help the kids understand the effects tennis and sports can have on one’s life. She highlighted the importance of getting the right exposure and witnessing tennis at the highest level. Then she went on to shed some light on her progress and update the fans of her current scenario.
Venus Williams said, “I’m not sure my tennis will be at the highest level, but I’m really trying!” She added that she is still having some limited practice sessions after the US Open but it’s always fun for her to be on courts. However, sharing the court with the former number players, makes it even more special for her.
She then highlighted her success with her sister Serena Williams at the doubles events. The 43-year-old still has high hopes for her singles career. Can she make a comeback in 2024?
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Venus Williams recently explained her decision to end her 2023 season early
The 7 time Grand Slam winner now looks to return in March next year. But before that, she explains the reason for her decision to end her season just after the US Open in 2023. After a long gap of 5 months, Venus Williams made a comeback to the WTA Tour in June this year. Then she went on to feature in 5 more events before her shocking exit at the first round of the US Open 2023.
Venus Williams recalled the moment of her injury at Wimbledon and said she wanted to heal it completely before getting back to court once again. So, she decided to end her season earlier than what was expected. She explained how her painful swelling on the knee hindered her movements.
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Difficulties and struggles have always been a part of the journey of the Williams sisters, but every time they have risen above all the hardships. Can she do it once more?
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