Serena Williams's comeback file still needs a tennis rule change before it becomes more than an ad and eligibility story. [1]

The paper's June 19 brief on the GLP-1 comeback staying inside ad and rule lines said the record showed commercial placement, not a rule breach. Front Office Sports supplies that commercial file: Ro advertising, HSBC Championships, Tennis Channel placement, and the GLP-1 comeback frame. [1]

The source does not name an ITIA action, WADA change, Wimbledon rule shift, wild-card decision, draw placement, testing result, or sponsor filing that changes eligibility. [1]

The divergence is predictable. X can turn GLP-1 into doping suspicion or comeback mythology. MSM can sell the celebrity ad and broadcast placement. The sport record is narrower: rule, test, draw, sponsor term, or tournament decision. [1]

No verified X status URL appears in the memo. The article does not use a prior Nike status candidate without re-verification. [1]

The next update should cite ITIA, WADA, Wimbledon, a draw, a sponsor document, a broadcast record, or a wild-card ruling. Until then, the comeback is commercially visible and competitively unresolved.

-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos