US EditionVenus Williams Speaks Out After Defeat by Karolína Muchová in US Open
Venus Williams returned to competitive tennis after surgery for uterine fibroids, inspiring fans with her determination despite a first-round loss at the 2025 US Open, officials said.
- Venus Williams lost her first-round match against 11th-seeded Karolína Muchová at the 2025 US Open on August 25 in New York.
- Williams returned to Grand Slam competition after a 16-month hiatus due to surgery for uterine fibroids and related health issues.
- Williams described having a slow start but said it was not a bad thing and expressed pride in her performance and crowd support.
- She explained her return was motivated by health insurance needs, stating, "I got to get my benefits on," and aimed to play more healthy.
- Williams said she would cherish the moment and not let the loss affect her love for tennis as she contemplates her future.
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Venus Williams tearfully reflects on comeback journey, before US Open press conference comes to abrupt end
Venus Williams became visibly emotional during her post-match media session at the U.S. Open on Monday. Williams fielded questions from reporters after she was eliminated from this year’s final Grand Slam in the first round by 11th-seeded Karolina Muchova of the Czech Republic. Williams is a two-time U.S. Open singles champion, but has not competed in a Grand Slam in the past two years as she worked through a series of health setbacks.Williams, …
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