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Of Arcy Maine ESPN
WIMBLEDON – This was Monday Manic at the All England Club, and the day definitely held the top of the cob as almost everyone has taken the court Of disappointments in the hilarity, the Day 7 has everything to please.
With all the top 10 being sent, Serena Williams is still in contention for her eighth Wimbledon title.
On Monday, the 36-year-old athlete needed 62 minutes to send his qualification (and compatriot) Evgeniya Rodina, 6-2 and 6-2. The 23-time Grand Slam champion has scored 30 winners and 10 aces in the Center Court win. She has not yet lost a set when returning to the All England Club.
Despite the prevailing performance, Williams later stated that she was still not very satisfied and that she had a lot to do to go forward
. much to improve, "she said. "This is only my fourth tournament back, I hope that there is still a lot to improve, I have the impression of getting where it is I want to be."
"For me, there is so much further
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Serena Williams records 10 aces on her way to defeat Evgeniya Rodina in two sets.
Camila Giorgi, 26 years, has qualified for her first Grand Slam quarterfinal with a 6-3 and 6-4 win over Ekaterina Makarova.In fact, she raised eyebrows when she was questioned about Williams, she simply said, "I'm not tennis, women's tennis, and I'm not tennis. But I think it's going to be a good match. "
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As you can imagine, people were surprised by his lack of commentary or observation on one of the greatest players in history However when Williams was interviewed about Giorgi, she was gracious and kind, and she insisted on her support for tennis and women's sports
"I played her a few times," she said. To be so small, you know, she brings so much power and energy to the field.It is very aggressive.It succeeds well on the grass
"I am female tennis, I support of course, women's tennis, I support women's sport, I am so, I find it super exciting, I watch it play a lot. "[19659004] For the record, the two met three times, and – surprise, surprise – Serena has won all three, most recently in the first round of the 2016 Australian Open.
Never a frustrated day ante in the office Juan Martin del Potro feels your pain. In the first part of his fourth-round match against Gilles Simon, the Argentinian was furious about losing a point and slammed his racket into the ground before hitting it against his own head.
If you think of yourself, "How could this help in such a scenario?" Or "Is he mad at his racket or his brain?" Honestly, I have no idea. But here's the video for you to judge for yourself:
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During his match against Gilles Simon, Juan Martin del Potro's frustrations overflowed as he slammed his Racquet on the ground and later against his
Their match was finally suspended due to the dark Monday night, but he holds a two-set lead to one by entering the fourth. Maybe a good night's sleep will improve her mood.
Roger Federer easily won again on Monday, hanging the first set in just 16 minutes (!) And ending with Adrian Mannarino, 6-0, 7-5, 6-4. Federer reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals without losing a set of all the tournaments, and he looks set to win his ninth Wimbledon title.
At his press conference Monday, Federer was invited to play the final at the same time. like the final of the world cup. His answer is a master class by being a companion, although hilarious. Question: Not to be ahead of ourselves, but in the final there is a potential conflict with the World Cup final. Obviously, England could potentially skip the semifinal and play at the same time as maybe Sunday. Would you be concerned that people can simultaneously watch the World Cup match, react to that, while in the Center Court? Will it hurt the atmosphere? Federer: Well, it's going to happen anyway, if I go to the final or not, the Wimbledon final will take place, as well as the final World Cup. I am more concerned that the World Cup final will be in trouble because the Wimbledon final will continue. They will hear every point, Wow, Love-15, 15-30. Players will look in the crowd and not understand what is happening at Wimbledon. That's the importance of Wimbledon for me and for us here. Maybe you should ask questions in Russia, how they will feel about Wimbledon played at the same time. Before he took the field for his fourth round match, Federer hit Sunday's training ground with two familiar. faces. The 20-time Grand Slam champion has evolved alongside Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic and maybe one of the other has been helpful because they all won on Monday [19659005] with 13 Wimbledon combined titles. group who clearly knows a thing or two about the win, and we should probably feel lucky just to see a picture of them all playing tennis at the same time. Mid Sunday Practice @Wimbledon The Three Courts ? pic.twitter.com/ZIZmeXRFpS – Rafa Nadal (@RafaelNadal) July 8, 2018 While There were a number of big matches on Monday, perhaps no one staged a better return than the mixed doubles couple of Victoria Azarenka and Jamie Murray. Playing on the center court, the duo beat Anna-Lena Gronefeld and Robert Farah 5-1 in the third set but rallied to win the next six games and the match. The crowd, which included Jamie's mother, Judy, was very much on their side throughout the match, and gave them a deserving ovation at its epic conclusion. Whatever. A. Come back. Shooting from behind 1-5 in the third set, Murray and Azarenka return with style to advance in the mixed doubles #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/z0yw3XNTb3 – Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 9, 2018 Azarenka summarizes the best with three perfect emojis on Twitter: ? ?? ? pic.twitter.com/lFHNucAMCt – victoria azarenka (@ vika7) July 9, 2018 For a third consecutive day at the All England Club, professional golfers were well represented at Center Court. While Sergio Garcia did not seem to join Monday's party (he attended on Friday and Saturday), Paul Casey, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Thomas Bjorn, Tyrrell Hatton and Matt Fitzpatrick all took their strawberries and Cream Federer, Serena and Nadal from the Royal Box. It should be fun! ??? ??? @TyrrellHatton @IanJamesPoulter @Paul_Casey @ MattFitz94 @WestwoodLee @Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/M6cFKXunJG – Thomas Bjorn (@thomasbjorngolf) July 9, 2018
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