Venus Williams is all set to return to competitive tennis after almost a gap of 6 months. The former world number had slipped on the grass at Wimbledon last year, which led to a knee injury that took her out of the game for a significant time. But currently, she is seen sweating out under the sun as she looks forward to achieving her ‘big goal.’

Recently, Venus Williams’ new hitting partner, Pato Zarazua shared a few glimpses of the American tennis superstar on his Instagram stories as the 43YO hit the courts at West Palm Beach, Florida. Let’s take a look at those moments captured through his lens.

Venus Williams’ hitting partner reveals his house goals

A few days back, the 7-time Grand Slam champion announced her return at the ‘Sunshine Double’ events this year. She said, “One of my big goals is to play in the United States, to play in the Miami Open and the Indian Wells. I have not played there since 2019 due to injuries. It’s a long time. These next tournaments will be in 2024, it’s a lot of years not to play at home. So of course one of my big goals on the horizon is to be there and prepare to do that. Amongst many goals on the court too.”

Pato Zarazua recently shared those moments of her while she was practising with the 26-year-old Mexican tennis player, Renata Zarazua for the North American hard court season. He wrote in the caption, “Indian Wells preparation.” Zarazua also looked impressed with Venus Williams’ residence as he wrote, “House Goals.“

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Venus Williams is now looking to make an impact in the 2024 season. But making a return to the court at the age of 43 is always a difficult ask. Who motivates her to keep going even at this age?

Williams reveals the role of Serena Williams in her comeback journey

Venus Williams has yet to win the Indian Wells title in her career. She reached the semifinals in 1998,2001 and 2018. However, in the Miami Open, she has already clinched the title thrice in her career (1998,1999 and 2001). Can she make a mark this year? Well, she’s not allowed to quit by her younger sister. 

“My little sister Serena told me I am not allowed to quit and of course, I would never quit. But it’s the mandate, she said no. So I will be back on the court,” said Venus Williams in a video message recently. How eager are you to see her make a comeback in 2024? Let us know in the comment box.

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