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Spectators at WIMBLEDON were impressed this afternoon by Italian bomb Camilla Giorgi, who made her first Grand Slam quarter-final.
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WIMBLEDON: The crowd was seduced this afternoon by the Italian bomb Camilla Giorgi
She won the world number 35 Elena Makarova with a 6- victory 3, 6-4
Camila only made her third appearance in the round of 16, but there was no big game as the world number 52 headed for the most important victory of her career.
The 26-year-old She had not managed to pass the third round of a major since the US Open of 2013.
But she was completely in control against Makarova, who had defeated the defending champion of the Australian Open Caroline Wozniacki in the second round
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WOWED: Camila took the world number 35 Russian Elena Makarova
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TRAVEL: Camila was only making her third appearance in the last 16 to a major
Fans have used social media to express their admiration for the tennis aces
. "I'm in love with Camila Giorgi."
Another added: "Camila Giorgi made her first quarterfinal of Slam! 19659006]" She has always been a joy to watch! "
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SUUPORT: Fans turned to social media to express their admiration for tennis ace
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QUARTERS: Camila will face Wimbledon champion Serena Williams or Evgeniya Rodina
Camila will face Serena Williams, seven-time Wimbledon champion, or Russia's Evgeniya Rodina for a place in the semi-finals 19659006] "I played a great game," she said at the time. a press conference, "very consistent and I played my game at a very good level."
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Asked about her recent lack of progression in the standings, Camila said: "I've had a lot of injuries over the past three years and a lot of physical problems 19659006] "This year I have more continuity. I am an aggressive player and I like to go forward and attack.
"My service is now my strength and I have played good games this year, and hope to continue."
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