Venus Williams will return to action at the Guangzhou Open, where she faces an 18-year-old opponent with a 16-match losing streak on the line. The seven-time
Venus Williams will return to action at the Guangzhou Open, where she faces an 18-year-old opponent with a 16-match losing streak on the line. The seven-time
Venus Williams will make her return to competition at the Guangzhou Open. Williams last competed at the US Open, where she lost her 15th consecutive singles match after losing to Sofia Kenin in the first round.
Venus Williams will never have this all-time tennis record taken away from her. Williams is still competing on the WTA Tour at 46 years old, and is scheduled to make her return to competition at the Guangzhou Open.
Ask a mid-2010s tennis fan to define the women’s racket, and they’d certainly mention the Williams sisters, Serena and Venus as a major part of it. Before Naomi Osaka, Coco Gauff and Elena Rybakina, the world of women’s tennis ran through the Williams family.
The top 100 on the WTA Tour has players aged from just 18 years old, all the way up to 39 years old. Lilli Tagger is the 18-year-old in question, and is one of five teenagers ranked inside the top 100 in the WTA singles rankings right now.
Serena Williams has spent most of her life in the spotlight, but her latest Instagram post showed a much quieter side of the 23-time Grand Slam champion.
Venus Williams' 2026 campaign is not over yet. The seven-time Grand Slam champion has got a wildcard for the Guangzhou Open in both the singles and doubles.
The US Open has a serious scheduling problem. Venus Williams’ first-round match finished around 2 AM, while Carlos Alcaraz’s quarterfinal against Ben Shelton stretched until 3:33 AM.
NEW YORK — At the 14th annual Forbes Power Women’s Summit on Thursday, Serena Williams said her return to professional tennis is not a long-term plan. Williams, 44, spoke onstage at Jazz at Lincoln Center with Moira Forbes, the executive vice president at Forbes.
The US Open brought out a different Coco Gauff this year. There were days when her athleticism took over and she looked almost impossible to beat. In some matches, her forehand and serve made things much harder.
The US Open has already seen the controversial skipping of media obligations by Serena Williams and Venus Williams. Now, Ben Shelton is getting dragged into the same conversation, but through no fault of his own.
While the world was hooked on the iconic tennis duo Serena and Venus Williams’ run at the US Open, their postgame media unavailability after a match loss shifted the spotlight.
The U.S. Open has announced a decision on punishment for Venus and Serena Williams for their decision after their doubles match loss on Friday night. Venus and Serena Williams played together in women’s doubles at the U.S.
Serena and Venus Williams avoided a possible combined $100,000 fine after missing mandatory media duties following their first-round doubles loss at the 2026 US Open.
Serena and Venus Williams returned to the spotlight Friday night, competing in a US Open doubles match against Hao-Ching Chan and Maya Joint. Despite all the hype surrounding their return to the spotlight, they came up short in a three-set thriller.
Serena Williams and Venus Williams, playing their first U.S. Open doubles match as teammates in four years, couldn't quite pull out a victory on Friday night in New York.
Losing after playing a three-hour match while squandering a 5-0 lead in the match tiebreaker will be a tough pill to swallow for any player, even more so for the duo of Serena and Venus Williams, who were making their much-awaited Grand Slam doubles comeback, as Serena came back from her retirement in June.
Serena and Venus Williams will play their US Open women’s doubles first-round match on Friday, September 4, at 7 p.m. ET at Arthur Ashe Stadium. The pair will face the 14th-seeded team of Chan Hao-ching of Taiwan and Maya Joint of Australia.
Americans highlight the matches to watch in women's singles, plus Serena and Venus Williams make their Grand Slam return in doubles on Friday at the US Open.
The 2026 U.S. Open begins on Sunday with a wide-open women's draw.
The 2026 US Open kicked off on Sunday, and women’s and men’s doubles were set to begin on Wednesday. Now, the US Open has a new set of doubles with Venus and Serena Williams making the tournament.
Venus Williams has said if the 2026 US Open will be her farewell tour, but it probably should be. The US Open released its first batch of wild cards for this year's main draw.
Venus Williams’ recent comeback effort came up short in Cincinnati, and, in the process, a debate about wild cards, merit, and what tournaments owe to the sport’s greatest legends began once more.
Colombia's Emiliana Arango outpaced Venus Williams on her way to a 6-2, 6-2 victory in first-round action at the Cincinnati Open on Friday in Mason, Ohio.
Venus Williams was ousted in the first round of the Mubadala DC Open on Tuesday, taking a 6-3, 6-3 loss against Austria's Anastasia Potapova in Washington.
Serena and Venus Williams will play their Wimbledon first-round doubles match on Saturday after organizers gave Serena time to recover from a knee injury.
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