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Venus Williams Loses in Round of 16 at DC Open

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

By prevailing at 45 years old, Williams became the oldest woman to win a WTA match since 47-year-old Martina Navratilova in 2004.

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Venus Williams' return ends with second-round loss in Citi DC Open

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Venus Williams' bid for 1st win streak since '19 ended by Magdalena Frech

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Venus Williams granted Cincinnati wild card after age-defying return to court

Venus Williams has received a wild card main draw entry into the Cincinnati Open, the tournament said on Wednesday, as the 45-year-old American enjoys an age-defying return to the spotlight.

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'There are no limits for excellence' - Williams

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Venus Williams becomes the oldest player to win a WTA tour-level singles match since 2004

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Venus Williams confirms she is engaged to actor Andrea Preti

The 45-year-old Williams hadn’t played in a tournament in 16 months until entering the event in Washington.

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45-year-old Venus Williams becomes oldest player to record singles win since Martina Navratilova

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Venus Williams Announces Her Engagement to Andrea Preti

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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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WTA roundup: Venus Williams falls in second round at D.C.

Venus Williams, days after becoming the oldest player to win a WTA Tour singles match in 21 years, lost in the second round of the Mubadala Citi DC Open on Thursday in Washington.

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Venus Williams Is Engaged! Meet Her Fiancé, Andrea Preti

Tennis legend Venus Williams confirmed her engagement to Italian-Danish actor Andrea Preti after winning the 2025 D.C. Open, her first singles win in two years.

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Time is undefeated, but Venus Williams and Manny Pacquiao display how athletes can age gracefully

Recent back-to-back triumphs for 80s babies Venus Williams and Manny Pacquiao offer more than a glimmer of hope for those of us old enough to wake up with aches we can’t explain.

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