‘Keep Killing These Weenies’ – 42-Year-Old Venus Williams Receives Bold Message to Keep Breaking Sporting Boundaries as Nephew Pays Stirring Tribute

It is often said that family is a beacon of strength and support, especially during difficult times. For Venus Williams, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, the loss of her first comeback match at the Libema Open was undoubtedly a tough pill to swallow. However, the heartfelt message shared by her late sister’s son, Jair Bobbitt, on social media, shows that love, support, and strength can be found even in the most trying times.

Yetunde Price, Venus, and Serena Williams‘ half-sister tragically lost her life in 2003 during a drive-by shooting in Compton, California. Her son, Jair Bobbitt, has since grown up surrounded by the love and support of his extended family, including his world-famous tennis-playing aunts. As Venus made her return to the tennis court after a hiatus, Jair’s message to her was a reminder of the unbreakable bond that exists between them.

Jair Bobbitt extends support for Venus Williams after her first comeback match loss

Venus Williams made her presence on the court after a very long time. Her first comeback match was at the Libema Open. However, the result of the match was not in her favor and she lost the match.

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Swiss Celine Naef defeated her 3-6, 7-6 (7/3), 6-2 in the Round of 32 clash. To extend his support and motivate Venus, Jair Bobbitt posted a story on Instagram for her.

He reposted Venus’ post on his story about her loss at the match. Along with the Instagram story, he added, “Congrats on the 1 match back, keep killin these weenies”. Even though Venus lost her first match after her return, her family believes in her and made sure to support her in every way they can.

Serena and Jair Bobbitt made it to Venus’ first comeback match

Coming back on the court after such a long time was definitely a big deal for Venus Williams. So her family made sure to be there to support her and cheer for her. Serena Williams and Jair both were seen cheering for Venus as she made it back to the sport after a long break owing to her injury.

The official page of WTA made a post on Twitter, sharing a picture of Serena Williams and Jair Bobbitt. They can be seen sitting in the stands and watching Venus in action. The post was captioned, “Venus’ number 1 fan”. This showcases how closely the sisters and Jair share a bond together.

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