Serena and Venus Williams will reunite for the women's doubles tournament at Wimbledon this month after receiving a wildcard invitation, as announced by the All England Club.
Neither Serena, a seven-time singles champion, nor Venus, a five-time singles champion, received singles wildcards for the upcoming Grand Slam event.
Wildcard Recipients
Other wildcard recipients include French Open singles finalist Maja Chwalinska, who will be both a wildcard and a seeded player at No. 21.
Veteran players Stan Wawrinka and Grigor Dimitrov also received singles wildcards, while Britain's Dan Evans secured a doubles wildcard alongside Henry Searle.
Serena's Grass-Court Preparation
Serena continues her grass-court preparation on Tuesday at the Berlin WTA tournament, partnering with world No. 10 Karolina Muchova.
This follows her appearance at the Queen's Club last week with Victoria Mboko, who subsequently withdrew from the season due to a torn medial collateral ligament.
Historic Doubles Legacy
The Williams sisters hold a historic joint-second Open era record of 14 Grand Slam doubles titles together, alongside three Olympic gold medals.
Their six women's doubles trophies at Wimbledon represent the highest tally achieved by any pairing in the Open era.
