WIMBLEDON, England --- It's hard to know exactly what Serena Williams will be able to do over the next two weeks at the All England Club. On the one hand, due at least in part to an injured left knee, Williams is short on matches and training time this season, factors she cited after her third-round exit June 1 at the French Open, her most recent tournament. She has only 12 tour-level matches so far in 2019. Just four of the other 127 women in the Wimbledon field have fewer; 105 have at least twice as many. Even Saturday --- when she declared she's "feeling better" and her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, said the 37-year-old American "doesn't have pain anymore" --- Williams le...
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