Williams sisters, at 44 and 46, reunite their iconic doubles team – at Serena’s daughter’s urging

Serena and Venus Williams, the iconic American tennis sisters, are set to reunite for doubles at the U.S. Open, four years after Serena announced a "farewell" to the sport. The reunion was prompted by Serena's 9-year-old daughter Olympia, who urged her to play doubles again, as reported by ABC’s "Good Morning America." The sisters, both 44 and 46 years old respectively, will face off against Marta Kostyuk and Peyton Stearns in a match that has captivated fans worldwide.

Venus expressed her excitement about the prospect, stating that he is "super excited about it." This partnership, which won six singles titles for Serena and two for Venus, including one for Serena in 2001, is a testament to the enduring power of the Williams sisters' collaboration. Fans, such as Nonie Green from Arlington, Virginia, expressed their happiness for the sisters' return, despite the fact that the team's success is not guaranteed.