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What's harder, becoming one of the world's best tennis players or becoming one of the world's best tennis players again?
Serena Williams is attempting something that almost nobody has done before, returning to pro tennis in her mid-40s.
If she's successful, she could be competing against people
who hadn't even been born when she won her first Grand Slam title in 1999. And if she wins another
She won the Australian Open at the age of 35 back in 2017. Her career has been amazing.
major singles title, she'd be the oldest woman to do so since herself.
She's the highest-earning female athlete of all time.
And now she's 44, and she's going to be back playing doubles next week.
So today you're going to hear about her comeback and what that means for the sport.
I'm Hannah, and this is What in the World from the BBC World Service.
Thank you for having me.
Let's hear more about that now from Ben Rothenberg, a sports journalist who is behind the Bounces Tennis podcast.