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Venus draws on spirit of Serena in Wimbledon quest
Williams won a cross-generation battle when she beat 20-year-old French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko to reach her 10th semi-final and next faces home favourite Johanna Konta.
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Roof closes for Djokovic as drizzle arrives at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic’s delayed 4th round match against Adrian Mannarino will be played under the retractable roof as light rain hit the All England Club.
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Venus faces young pretender Ostapenko on Centre Court
The American appeared at her first Wimbledon in 1997, the year the Latvian was born, and won it for the first time when Ostapenko was three.
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'Don't blame Wimbledon courts for players' tumbles'
The head of All England Lawn Tennis Club says there's nothing unusual in the slipping and sliding that disrupted some matches in the tournament's first week.
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Wimbledon's 'Big Four' must switch off cruise control on 'Manic Monday'
Spain’s Rafa Nadal has arguably looked the most impressive of the famed quartet at the pinnacle of the men’s rankings.
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Roger Federer subdues Zverev to reach Wimbledon last 16
It was never likely that the tennis’ grand old master would be taken by surprise when serve-volleyer Mischa Zverev came at him with a blast from Wimbledon’s past.
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Top seed Angelique Kerber lives to fight another day
The German, who was runner-up to Serena Williams last year, has struggled for form in recent months.
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Sam Querrey through in quick time against Tsonga
Frustrated 12th seed Tsonga thrashed a ball high over the Court Two stands after losing and Querrey sympathised.
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Muguruza powers past Cirstea into fourth round
Former runner-up Garbine Muguruza continued her untroubled progress at Wimbledon with a thrashing of Sorana Cirstea to reach the fourth round.
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Mattek-Sands hospitalised screaming in pain after Wimbledon fall
Bethanie Mattek-Sands slip as she approached the net and screamed out in pain, shouting 'help me,' clutching her right leg.
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'Bad Boys' Tomic and Medvedev receive Wimbledon fines
Daniil Medvedev's fines focused on his second round loss on Wednesday to Ruben Bemelmans.
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Federer and Djokovic aim for match-point glory
This comes after both were denied a chance to savour match-point glory in their first-round matches.
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Watson soars as Wimbledon swelters
Watson will next face Victoria Azarenka after the Belarussian, back on tour after giving birth to her first child.
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[WATCH] Tickets to SW19? Say hi to the Wimbledon queue
Strawberries and cream, all-white outfits, grass courts - all part of Wimbledon's illustrious traditions. You know what else is though? The ticket queue.
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[ANALYSIS] The link between Wimbledon success and players’ grunts
Since its popular emergence three decades ago, grunting has consistently divided opinion in the tennis world.
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More records for Roger Federer but no match point glory
The Swiss was denied a chance to celebrate the records in style as his first-round match ended abruptly midway through the second set.
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Rejuvenated Roger Federer back to conquer Wimbledon again
After capturing a record 18th grand slam trophy at the Australian Open in January, the popular Swiss is once again proving to be a formidable force.
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Wawrinka stunned by big-hitting Wimbledon debutant Medvedev
Stan Wawrinka's Wimbledon hopes were shredded in the first round on Monday as the fifth seed.
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What sore hip? Andy Murray opens title defence in style
At times Murray limped around the baseline but luckily for the defending champion that problem disappeared when the ball was in play.
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Serena's coach backs Kvitova, Pliskova at Wimbledon
Serena Williams' coach Patrick Mouratoglou says Petra Kvitova and Karolina Pliskova will be tough to beat at Wimbledon this year.
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Djokovic winning Wimbledon should not surprise anyone - Agassi
Djokovic has dropped to fourth in singles rankings after an inconsistent season and the 30-year-old's Aegon International triumph on Saturday was only his second title of the year.
