Fifteen but Fearless: Cori ‘Coco’ Gauff is Lighting Up Wimbledon
In the most shocking moment of Wimbledon so far, a fifteen-year-old tennis prodigy beat renowned player Venus Williams.
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Women Who Changed The Game: Althea Gibson
In the aftermath of another magnificent Wimbledon, Molly Joyce highlights the inequalities that many champions have had to overcome to achieve game, set and match.
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Women Who Changed The Game: Serena Williams
Molly Joyce discusses influential women in tennis.
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Tennis: Shock As Garbiñe Muguruza Conquers Venus Williams In Wimbledon Women’s Singles Final
Garbine Muguruza was victorious over five-time winner Venus Williams in yesterday’s Wimbledon Women’s Singles Final.
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Tennis: Wimbledon Woe For Cilic As Final Won In Straight Sets By Federer
Roger Federer was victorious in straight sets against Marin Cilic to claim another Wimbledon title on Centre Court.
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Tennis: Johanna Konta Through to Wimbledon Semi-Finals
For the first time in 39 years, Great Britain have a player through the Ladies Singles Semi-Finals of Wimbledon as Johanna Konta beats second seed Simona Helap in three set epic.
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Tennis: Andy Murray and Johanna Konta Progress to Wimbledon Quarter-Finals
Britain has a quarter-finalist in both the men’s and women’s singles at Wimbledon for the first time since 1973 as both Murray and Konta progress.
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Tennis: Andy Murray Progresses Past Dustin Brown to Reach Wimbledon Last-32
Andy Murray continued his progression to the third round of Wimbledon as victories elsewhere ensured four British players will contest the last-32 for the first time since 1997.
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Tennis: Andy Murray Clears Alexander Bublik in Opening Wimbledon Match
Andy Murray made the perfect start to the defence of his Wimbledon title after overturning Alexander Bublik in straight sets on Centre Court.
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Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix Headline Bumper July for Sport
Sport Editor, Damian Meaden, takes you through the best of another action-packed month in Sport, with Wimbledon, the Tour de France and the British Grand Prix set to headline.
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