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Serena’s Foot Not Completely Healed; Delays Comeback

10 October 2010
Featured, Serena Williams
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Serena Williams’ comeback was delayed yet again because her injured right foot hadn’t healed properly.

Williams pulled out of this week’s Generali Ladies Linz tournament. Williams felt pain while training in Florida on Saturday and a scan showed her injury hadn’t healed properly, organizers said in a statement Sunday.

Williams has been sidelined since July after cutting her foot on broken glass at a restaurant after winning Wimbledon.

She returned to practice in September after having surgery but twice put off her comeback, withdrawing from the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo and the China Open in Beijing.

The Australian Open and Wimbledon champion played only six tournaments this year and will lose her No. 1 ranking to Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki when the list is released Monday.

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