On June 21, at the WTA500 Tour in East, England, Williams, 41, teamed up with Anse Jabor to win 2-6, 6-3 over Mary Butzkova and Sarah Sollibus Tomo.
Williams has not played in an official tournament since losing six games in the first round at Wimbledon last summer, which caused her singles ranking to slip to 1204th.
In the first round of the women's doubles, Williams and Jabor won the super seven with a set behind, beating Tomo and Buzkova 2-6, 6-3, 13-11.
Rena Williams is one of the greatest athletes in the history of women's tennis what racket did she use?
Serena Williams' racket has been using the Wilson Blade 104 type racket throughout her career. Now she even has her own Serena Williams Blade 104 signature racket, released in 2017. She won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, 14 doubles titles and 2 mixed doubles titles. 39 Grand Slams in total!
Serena Williams' racket is really powerful, it's an oversized racket, 104 square inches, that can provide a larger optimal batting point and help her speed up her shots.
The Wilson Blade 104 is perfect for players who like to play the bottom line. This racket boasts unrivalled power and performance, as well as a comfortable feel. Extending the length of the racket is good for Williams because it maximizes one of her biggest strengths, which is the serve.
In 2015, she served at 126 mph, faster than Djokovic's. A racket that fits you can do more with less.
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