Breaking news 👀 The Australian Open will have a Williams in action once again 🙌
Venus Williams and her sister Serena Williams.
"I am very excited to be returning to Melbourne to compete at the Australian Open in January," Williams said. "I've been competing in the country for over 20 years now and the Australian community has always supported me wholeheartedly. Watch Nick Kyrgios, Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek in the World Tennis League in Dubai from December 20-25.
"It will be an honour to play for the fans again and I'm looking forward to making more memories at the tournament this year.""Venus is not just an incredible player and fan favourite, she's a great role model and leader in our sport in so many ways," Tiley said.Williams' younger sister Serena announced her retirement from professional tennis following her third-round loss at this year's US Open.
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