Williams Sisters Receive Wild Card to Reunite for US Open Doubles

Serena Williams was forced to withdraw from her scheduled Wimbledon doubles match with Venus in June due to knee issues, signaling a health hurdle ahead of the US Open.
At the US Open, the Williams sisters carry a 27-7 record at the tournament and have won the doubles titles in 1999 and 2009 across nine US Open doubles appearances.
Serena Williams teamed with Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open mixed doubles, winning their opening round before being eliminated in the quarterfinals by Belinda Bencic and Flavio Cobolli.
In Cincinnati, Venus and Serena Williams opened their doubles campaign with a loss to Marta Kostyuk and Peyton Stearns, drawing a standing ovation as they left Grandstand Court.
Serena Williams briefly returned to competitive tennis at the Queen's Club Championships in June, showcasing glimpses of her form and even unleashing a 120 mph ace in a mixed doubles outing.
Serena and Venus Williams have secured a wild card to play doubles together at the US Open, reuniting for their first joint appearance in four years iHeart. The sisters, who have won the US Open doubles title twice and own a 27-7 record at the tournament, bring star power and history to Flushing Meadows as Serena continues her comeback season.
The Williams sisters have dominated US Open doubles across nine appearances together. They claimed titles in 1999 and 2009, cementing their status as one of the tournament's greatest pairings iHeart. Their combined 27-7 record shows remarkable consistency on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows.
Serena Williams has already shown form at this year's US Open. She paired with Carlos Alcaraz in mixed doubles, winning their opening match before losing in the quarterfinals to Belinda Bencic and Flavio Cobolli iHeart. This run demonstrates Serena's readiness for the women's doubles tournament alongside her sister.
Just before the US Open, Venus and Serena played doubles at the Cincinnati Open. The pair opened with a loss to Marta Kostyuk and Peyton Stearns but earned a standing ovation as they exited Grandstand Court iHeart. The crowd reception signals enduring fan enthusiasm for the sisters' partnership on tennis's biggest stages.
Serena faced a knee injury that forced her to withdraw from a scheduled Wimbledon doubles match with Venus in June iHeart. Despite the setback, she returned to action at Queen's Club in June, hitting a 120 mph ace in mixed doubles and showing flashes of her championship form as she prepares for the US Open doubles push.
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