Tennis fans are witnessing something special at this year’s US Open as Venus Williams and Leylah Fernandez continue their impressive run in women’s doubles. The dynamic duo, who received a wild-card entry into the tournament, have been unstoppable, winning all three of their matches without dropping a single set.

At 45 years old, Venus Williams is proving that age is just a number, partnering seamlessly with 22-year-old Fernandez. Their chemistry on the court has been electric, culminating in a decisive 6-3, 6-4 victory against the 12th-seeded team of Ekaterina Alexandrova and Zhang Shuai.

One of the most heartwarming aspects of their journey is the ongoing support from Venus’s sister, Serena Williams. Despite not being physically present, Serena has been coaching from afar, even sending pep talks and watching with her children. Venus playfully called for Serena to “show up” and support them, highlighting the close bond between the sisters.

The pair will face their next challenge against the top-seeded team of Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova, a match that promises to be an exciting showcase of skill and strategy. Fernandez expressed confidence in their approach, emphasizing an offensive and aggressive game plan.

Venus has gone on record calling Fernandez her best doubles partner outside of her sister Serena, joking that Serena didn’t offer much advice to her young partner. This playful banter underscores the light-hearted yet competitive spirit that makes their partnership so compelling.

With the stands packed and fans eagerly watching, Venus and Fernandez are not just playing a tournament – they’re writing a compelling narrative of intergenerational collaboration and tennis excellence. Their journey continues to captivate audiences and demonstrates that great partnerships can emerge from the most unexpected combinations.