Will Serena Williams Compete In Singles At Wimbledon?

Serena Williams will return to Wimbledon this June in some capacity, but she's still not ready to share her full plans just yet.

Williams, 44, made her official return to the WTA Tour last week by competing in doubles at the HSBC Championships. Her and Victoria Mboko secured a 7-6, 6-2 win over Nicole Melichar-Martinez and Erin Routliffe. Unfortunately, they had to withdraw from the event because Mboko suffered a knee injury one day later in a singles match.

“I mean, I thought she was moving great,” Mboko said in regards to Williams' return. “There was moments in the match where, I think there was that one shot [Williams] hit, you were on the run … and I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, she’s got it.’ From my perspective, I feel like it’s all great. It was a lot of fun. It was amazing.”

Earlier this week, Wimbledon announced that Serena and her sister, Venus, received a doubles wild card invitation for this year's tournament. The Williams sisters have already captured 14 Grand Slam titles in doubles, which includes six championships at the All England Club.

"Well, I think it's going to be fun. My daughter Olympia told me that I should play with Venus. She's always right," Serena said. "She's like 'Mom you should play with Venus'. She's very serious, she's very smart. She's very wise. I said 'OK Olympia, we'll see if we can do it.'"