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Serena Williams’ Wimbledon comeback ends in defeat but earns emotional standing ovation

Tennis legend Serena Williams made a valiant return to Wimbledon after a four-year singles hiatus, captivating Centre Court with her enduring brilliance. Despite a hard-fought battle, the 44-year-old ultimately fell to rising star Maya Joint in a thrilling opening-round match. Williams’ spirited performance earned her a standing ovation, celebrating a career that has etched her name in tennis history.

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