Mumbai, June 23 -- Wimbledon and royalty have always been a natural fit. Almost fittingly, therefore, the hallowed greens of the All England Club will lay the carpet for modern tennis' revered royalty to set foot once again. Not just to play doubles, but singles too. Serena Williams, the greatest player of all time in the women's game and among the most decorated overall, received the last singles wildcard for the 2026 Wimbledon. At 44, the American accepted it, adding star value, firepower and intrigue to the grass-court Slam starting next Monday. Williams last played a competitive singles match four years ago, losing in the third round of the 2022 US Open. Although showing flashes, she looked far from the player who dominated unlike any o...