Venus Williams Health Insurance

Order byBest matchMost fresh

Venus Williams says she's back on court for health insurance

Venus Williams says she returned to tennis for the health insurance — even after earning $42 million

Venus Williams just came back from a 16-month break from professional tennis. But she didn’t return because she missed playing — rather, she missed her health insurance. “I had to come back for the insurance,” Williams, 45, said this week after beating Peyton Stearns — 22 years her junior — at the Mubadala Citi DC Open in Washington, D.C.

· 23h · on MSN

Following Venus Williams’ comment on health insurance, here’s what to know about athlete coverage

· 2d · on MSN

Venus Williams Said She Came Out of Retirement for Health Insurance

· 1d

Venus Williams is back and she is not done. She heads to Cincinnati next and maybe the US Open

After Venus Williams’ four-matches-in-four-days return to professional tennis was over, after she was loudly feted by appreciative fans even after a loss in singles, the D.C. Open stadium announcer of...

· 1d

How health insurance works for athletes in various sports

· 1d

Venus Williams’ run at Citi Open ends with loss to Magdalena Frech

Sportskeeda2d

"We need Medicare for All"- Bernie Sanders cites Venus Williams’ insurance struggle as wake-up call for new reforms

Senator Bernie Sanders echoed the words of tennis legend Venus Williams' call for the importance of Medicare for all. Williams returned to the tennis court at the age of 45.

2don MSN

Venus Williams' bid for her first winning streak since 2019 ends in a loss to Magdalena Frech in DC

Venus Williams' bid for her first winning streak since 2019 has ended with a 6-2, 6-2 loss to 24th-ranked Magdalena Frech at the D.

3don MSN

Venus Williams Becomes First Player Over 40 To Win Singles Match In 20 Years

Venus Williams became the oldest player to win a singles match since Martina Navratilova won a Wimbledon match in 2004

Venus Williams Has Some Smashing News About Her Personal Life

The juicy tidbit emerged as the former world No. 1 celebrated her victory over Peyton Stearns at the DC Open, making Williams, 45, the oldest player to win a tour-level singles match since Martina Navratilova did at age 47 in 2004. Williams had not played a match in well over a year.