Venus Williams Falls at First Hurdle in Cincinnati
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, AUG 7 – Williams struggled with her service game and momentum despite an early rally, losing in straight sets to 51st-ranked Bouzas Maneiro in an 87-minute match, officials said.
- Venus Williams was defeated by Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in straight sets during their opening match at the Cincinnati Open on Thursday.
- Williams made her comeback to professional tennis following a 16-month hiatus, marking her 11th time competing at Cincinnati and securing her first victory there since 2023.
- Bouzas Maneiro, a 22-year-old Spaniard ranked 51st, earned her eighth win in 10 matches and described the 87-minute victory as "like a dream."
- Williams acknowledged working through kinks but said, "there was never a moment where I didn't go for it," and she feels amazing coming off the match.
- Williams will next compete in mixed doubles at the U.S. Open starting August 19, partnering with Reilly Opelka in the tournament following Cincinnati.
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