Serena Williams fueled talk of a dream-team partnership with home favorite Andy ...
LONDON - Serena Williams fueled talk of a dream-team partnership with home favorite Andy Murray after declaring her availability for the Wimbledon mixed doubles on Saturday.
The 32-year-old, twice a men’s singles winner at Wimbledon, also plans to play mixed as he continues his recovery from hip-resurfacing surgery in February. He is not playing singles. Pushed on the subject, Williams added a word of caution though, suggesting it would depend on her fitness: “I mean, we just have to wait and see. I like to be tongue-in-cheek.Murray said he had spoken to several players but understood that singles was their priority.
Williams, who won the Wimbledon mixed doubles with Max Mirnyi in 1998, has not played a competitive match since losing in the French Open third round to Sofia Kenin.
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