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WATCH: Venus Williams Shows Amazing Dance Moves on Tennis Court as She Returns to Action

Published 07/17/2020, 10:38 AM EDT

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Venus Williams never fails to amaze us. She is 40 but still young as ever and one of the most respected players on tour. She has now played in three decades and still terrifies the young players coming in with her prowess on the court.

The elder Wiliams has been quite influential on social media. During the lockdown, she posted her workout routines and gave makeup tips. She even launched her skincare brand ‘Eleven by Venus.’

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With the season resuming in a few weeks, Venus is back on the court. She is playing in the World Team Tennis, where she is participating for the 15th time. WTT has 9 teams and generally is played all across the States. However, due to the pandemic, the organizers have limited it to one venue in West Virginia.

Venus is playing for the Washington Kastles. The WTT boasts a good set of American players with the likes of 2020 Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin, the 2017 US Open champion Sloane Stephens, and the Bryan brothers.

WTT’s tweet on Venus Williams

WTT uploaded an appreciation post for Venus today. Full of energy as always, she entered the arena like a rockstar. As the announcer was announcing her name, Venus began cheering with her team.

“WTT2020: Now THAT’S how you make an entrance Venus Williams-style! Queen V returns to action with the @WashKastles TODAY when they face off against @BillieJeanKing’s @PhillyFreedoms.”

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WTT is taking all precautions necessary during this COVID-19 situation. Only 500 people allowed in the stadium and masks are madatory for everyone. Temperature checks are also carried out regularly.

Despite being 40, Venus is still as sparkly and bright as she was when she made her debut. She has won numerous Grand Slams and is one of the greatest of all time. It is a pleasure to watch her compete again.

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Bhavishya Mittal is a tennis author for EssentiallySports, who is currently pursuing his Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Manipal University. A former sports editor for The Manipal Journal, Bhavishya has also worked for The New Indian Express. He has a keen eye for many sports but he is a particularly ardent follower of tennis, with a zest to create riveting articles on the ever-evolving sport.
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