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Mattek-Sands hits the court with one- handed backhand

The 32-year-old is having fun with her comeback, of course.

Published Oct 02, 2017

Bethanie Mattek-Sands has been hard at work rehabbing since her knee injury at Wimbledon. With an ambitious goal of an Australian Open return (from a ruptured patella tendon), the doubles champion is already on court... with a one-handed backhand?

The 32-year-old is having fun with her comeback, of course.

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She has been noticeably missing from the tour this fall, especially after having such a huge presence at the  US Open as a reporter.

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Mattek-Sands has won five Grand Slam doubles crowns, and was ranked No. 1 in the world before her injury.