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Venus Williams gets wild-card entry for Cincinnati Open

Venus Williams is back and she is not done. She heads to Cincinnati next and maybe the U.S. Open

This was not a one-stop hello-and-farewell appearance for the 45-year-old Venus Williams, who had been away from the tour for 16 months before showing up in Washington and winning once each in singles and doubles.

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Venus Williams, 45, gets a wild-card entry for the Cincinnati Open after win in Washington

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Venus Williams' comeback can continue, 45-year-old granted Cincinnati Open wild-card entry

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Venus Williams is back and she is not done. She heads to Cincinnati next and maybe the US Open

After Venus Williams’ four-matches-in-four-days return to professional tennis was over, after she was loudly feted by appreciative fans even after a loss in singles, the D.C. Open stadium announcer of...

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Venus Williams’ run at Citi Open ends with loss to Magdalena Frech

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Venus Williams' Bid for Her First Winning Streak Since 2019 Ends in a Loss to Magdalena Frech in DC

Williams is 45, and her victory in the first round Tuesday night against 35th-ranked Peyton Stearns made the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion the oldest woman to win a tour-level singles match ...

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Venus Williams Loses in Round of 16 at DC Open After 1st Singles Win in 2 Years

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Coco Gauff Has One Word for Venus Williams After Historic Accomplishment at DC Open

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Venus Williams makes winning return to tennis aged 45

Venus Williams enjoyed a winning return to competitive tennis after 16 months away as she reached the quarterfinals of the women’s doubles at the DC Open alongside Hailey Baptiste.

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For Venus Williams, ‘excellence’ has no expiration date

The 45-year-old, who lost in the second round Thursday at the DC Open in her return to tennis, has never looked happier after a loss.

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Venus Williams Said She Came Out of Retirement for Health Insurance

The U.S. Department of Labor requires employers to provide health insurance to former employees who lost their jobs, retired, or other qualifying circumstances. The plan, called Cobra, is typically only available for 18 months.