Can the Williams sisters win their first Wimbledon doubles title in a decade?

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The Williams Sisters' Chances of Winning a Wimbledon Doubles Title After a Decade

Serena and Venus Williams are competing in the women's doubles at Wimbledon, marking their first appearance as a pair at the tournament since 2016. Their most recent Grand Slam title together was secured in 2016, the same year they last won a Wimbledon doubles championship.
Reunion at Wimbledon

The Williams sisters are partnering in the women's doubles at Wimbledon for the first time in eight years. Their last appearance as a duo at the All England Club was in 2016, where they achieved their 14th and most recent Grand Slam doubles title.
A Decade Since Their Last Wimbledon Doubles Crown

The sisters last won the Wimbledon women's doubles title a decade ago. Their return to the doubles court at Wimbledon this year sees them facing Camila Osorio and Solana Sierra in their opening match.
Serena's Return and Doubles Participation

Serena Williams made her return to singles tennis after a four-year hiatus, but her singles campaign ended in a first-round defeat. Despite a knee injury sustained in her singles match, the 44-year-old has been medically cleared to participate in the doubles alongside Venus. Tournament organisers opted to postpone their first-round doubles match to Saturday, providing Serena with additional recovery time.

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