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Serena Williams, Wimbledon and Andre Agassi

Andre Agassi says Serena Williams' Wimbledon comeback is 'a win for everybody'

EXCLUSIVE: Before Serena Williams takes on Maya Joint in her first Wimbledon singles match since 2022, Andre Agassi shared his thoughts on her return to SW19.

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Serena Williams' Wimbledon comeback hailed as 'a win for everybody' by Andre Agassi

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‘Good to have the GOAT back’: Serena Williams to make singles return on Day 2 at Wimbledon

Serena Williams is set to return to Wimbledon’s Centre Court on Tuesday for her first singles match in nearly four years as she plays Maya Joint in the first round of the Grand Slam tournament.

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Williams, 44, makes her return to Wimbledon on Tuesday, June 30, where she has won seven singles titles throughout her illustrious career.

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Former Wimbledon finalist reveals Serena Williams concern as tennis legend, 44, makes stunning return

ANDRE AGASSI believes Serena Williams’ return is “a win for tennis”. And Genie Bouchard reckons she could even WIN Wimbledon – but admitted it may be a big mistake not playing any singles

Andre Agassi relishing being face-to-face with BBC Wimbledon pundit he accused of torturing him in blistering on-air row

ANDRE AGASSI is relishing being back in tennis circles – and will be reunited with a BBC commentator after his on-air spat in 2025. Agassi stepped away from tennis after retiring in 2006 to

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He is the qualifier who stunned Andre Agassi at Wimbledon but never broke inside the top 100

Flach reached a career-high singles ranking of world number 108 in 1994, and he was never able to push on from this, even after his Wimbledon win over Agassi. This was not even the only win Flach obtained over Agassi, having also beaten him in Washington D.C. in 1997.

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Andre Agassi, Caroline Wozniacki, Genie Bouchard and James Blake Talk Tennis

Ralph Lauren hosted the panel discussion at his Madison Avenue women's store on Thursday night leading up to Wimbledon.

From Centre Court to Central Park, Agassi and Wozniacki serve up Wimbledon in NYC

The manicured lawns of Wimbledon came to the heart of Manhattan on Friday when former Grand Slam champions and fan favourites including Andre Agassi and Caroline Wozniacki took to a temporary pop-up grasscourt erected in New York's Central Park.