Serena Williams to play first match since daughter's birth
Serena Williams will play her first competitive tennis since the Australian Open at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship on Saturday, tournament organizers announced Sunday.
Williams will confront guarding French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko in a presentation coordinate. Williams has not played since winning her 23rd Grand Slam title while around two months pregnant.
"I am charmed to come back to the court in Abu Dhabi out of the blue since the introduction of my little girl in September," Williams said in an announcement. "The Mubadala World Tennis Championship has since quite a while ago denoted the start of the men's worldwide tennis season and I am energized and regarded to make my rebound as a feature of the primary ladies to take an interest in the occasion."
Amid her opportunity off the court, Williams brought forth Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. also, wedded her girl's dad, Reddit fellow benefactor Alexis Ohanian, in November.
The Mubadala World Tennis Championship is relied upon to be a piece of Williams' arrangement for an Australian Open title resistance. Australian Open competition executive Craig Tiley said not long ago that Williams was "likely" to play in the main Grand Slam of 2018.
Williams will confront guarding French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko in a presentation coordinate. Williams has not played since winning her 23rd Grand Slam title while around two months pregnant.
"I am charmed to come back to the court in Abu Dhabi out of the blue since the introduction of my little girl in September," Williams said in an announcement. "The Mubadala World Tennis Championship has since quite a while ago denoted the start of the men's worldwide tennis season and I am energized and regarded to make my rebound as a feature of the primary ladies to take an interest in the occasion."
Amid her opportunity off the court, Williams brought forth Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. also, wedded her girl's dad, Reddit fellow benefactor Alexis Ohanian, in November.
The Mubadala World Tennis Championship is relied upon to be a piece of Williams' arrangement for an Australian Open title resistance. Australian Open competition executive Craig Tiley said not long ago that Williams was "likely" to play in the main Grand Slam of 2018.
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