Tennis players can quit the sport, but the sport will never leave them. Even now, tennis fans who have been following the sport for a very long time miss their favorite tennis players from various eras. How can it be simple for tennis players who have already been on the court when it’s difficult for the spectators?

Well, in a similar vein, as Wimbledon approaches, Serena Williams‘ former coach Rennae Stubbs expresses a desire to return to the tennis court to play Doubles with the Williams sisters and another tennis great, Samantha Stosur. Considering the 43-year-old Venus’ continuous grit, both the Australian tennis players despair as they admire the American tennis legend.

Serena Williams’ former coach wishes to play doubles?

If you are a tennis fan, you are definitely aware of the fact that Wimbledon is one of the oldest tournaments. And as the tournament draws near, the 52-year-old former Australian tennis star falls in a pit of despair as she praises the Williams sisters. She shared a wish to play against the Williams sisters one last time in doubles, alongside her partner, Samantha Stosur.

Stubbs took to her Instagram account to share an old video that was posted by Wimbledon on their official Instagram account. It was a throwback video of a match that was played in 2009 in the ladies’ doubles final. That year, the Australian double pair defeated the Williams sisters and picked up the trophy. She shared that video and wrote, “Sammy, wish we were all still doing this! I mean @VenusWilliams is! @Wimbledon I can’t wait to be back!”?

Along with that, she also tagged the 23-time Grand Slam champions, Venus and Stosur. Seeing that memory, even her 39-year-old former doubles partner took to her Instagram story to share her take on the same. She wrote, “I wish,” putting her hand up, that she was ready to really relive that doubles memory once more. In addition, while they admire the 41-year-old tennis pro, Stubbs is particularly moved by Venus Williams‘ unwavering commitment to the sport.

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Well, that year was quite special for the 41-year-old tennis legend, as she went for her 11th Grand Slam title.

2009, a year full of victory and competition for Serena Williams?

Despite the fact that they might have lost the Wimbledon women’s doubles final that year, in the single final of the same grass-court competition, the legendary sisters faced off against one another.

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Serena was ranked second overall, only behind Dinara Safina, despite the victory. The American tennis legend, however, didn’t really give enough thought to their rivalry, even though the Russian tennis star didn’t win a single championship that year. The 41-year-old tennis legend was content to take the second spot in the WTA rankings.