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Venus Williams ‘winding back the clock’ with first singles win since 2021

Venus Williams left tennis fans stunned after kick-starting her new year with her first singles win since 2021.

The seven-time Grand Slam champion marked her 29th year on the WTA Tour with a victory over Katie Volynets at the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand.

Williams is preparing for her 22nd Australian Open this month after she was awarded a wildcard entry. Read More

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