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On the 15th court, Kekmanovic and Bautista Agut [8] Will resume work soon, Bautista Agut leads by two to one.

This is a great victory for her, her results are very good, but from here it becomes more difficult-she plays Svitolina [3] Or Lynette next.

Yes, Zverev broke Sandgren early in the third set Now serves 3-1

For the French champion, this is an excellent victory, because Petkovic is not a mug at all. Her second serve required hard work. A weak serve made her lose her first match point, but then Petkovic hit a ball on the baseline and handed her the next one. It was a very pleasant game, Krejcikova then met Kostyuk or Sevastova-they are about to start.

Just when it seemed that Petkovic was performing well in the game, Krečkova broke her The game will now be served with a score of 5-4 in the second set.

Men’s No. 17 seed Christian Garin, Mark Polmans led 7-6(3) 1-0.

He easily tied the score with a 40-15 Samprases dunk slam and won 100% of the first serve points.

Back in Badosa, she is now 6-4 3-1 leading Putintseva, When she took a 40-0 lead in the next serve game, Putintseva started the game in frustration.

Petkovic interrupted Krečkova, When Krejcikova equalized from 40-15 in the next game, she performed well, three consecutive games. Petkovic 5-7 4-3 Krečkova

Sandgren’s game didn’t last long-Zverev broke him for the second time and now leads 4-1 in the second set. The probability of him being broken is very small.

So far, Bardoza has made six double faults, not even a set and a half. She leads 6-4 2-1, so she can get away with it, but better players won’t allow it.

Zverev’s serve is definitely a joke, I can’t wait to see how better players see it’s current state on the grass. In the past eight games, he has been a very attractive prospect against Berrettini.

On the 12th, No. 16 seed and French Open runner-up Pavlyuchenkova, Kristina Pliskova leads (serves) 6-3 3-2.

Ah, Sandgren saved two break points Then use a double error to give Zverev an advantage. Sandgren 5-7 1-2 Zverev

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The biggest difference is in the serve round, but she also hit nine winning goals instead of Pudintseva’s four.

For Petkovic, it is disappearing quickly; Krejcikova interrupted her the first time during the second interrogation. When it goes for you, it will go for you.

On the 14th, Bidene led Nishioka 6-1 and 5-0; The winner here will meet Berrettini next if he can pass Van der Zandschulp.

On the 17th, Badosa-was broken and broken a second time-let the trainer start. We have no comments and we don’t know where the problem is, but she came back soon, leading 5-4.

She now leads 1-0 in the second set.

She survived the two break points at a critical juncture, but at this moment she felt herself, so she was able to suppress her nervousness.

He looks very strong on the outside.

At the same time, Krejcikova served the set with a score of 6-5. Broke Petkovic for the second time.

Zverev’s serve is very good-if he is playing Wimbledon In the 90s, I dare say that he will perform better here than in the fourth round. But he has improved a lot in the past year, winning 5-5 and winning 0-30. Then Sandgren went long 15-30 and gave Zverev two break points. He only needs one, the forehand nail on the backhand corner is too good, and now he will serve this set with a score of 6-5.

I am a little fascinated by Krejcikova and the things that turn her potential into motivation. I also want to know if she can build on what happened in Paris, or if something crazy just happened.

“The blogger says Krejcikova’never qualified for Wimbledon before’,” Gemma Bristow tweeted. “It should have riders,’singles’. She is the ex Wimbledon Doubles champion. “

Yes, obviously I’m talking about singles, but it’s fair enough. She won the women’s doubles with Katerina Sinakova in 2018 and is now 4-5 behind Petkovic.

On the second stadium-not the second stadium-Sandgren and Zverev scored 4-4. Petkovic and Pudintseva repelled Krečkova and Bardoza, respectively. Righteous indignation is a powerful thing.

Krejcikova has broken Petkovic, but there is a slight commotion because at the critical moment, Petkovic said that a ball was called before she hit it, which affected her backhand shot, which was unfair to the referee’s subsequent rejection. In any case, the decision is still valid and Krejcikova distributes the ball with a 4-3 ratio.

Sandgren is an interesting style showdown for Zverev- He will seek to extend the points and let Zverev walk around, while Zverev hopes to blow him away. He reached the fourth round in 2019, so he knows his way on the grass.

I would also like to know how Krejcikova performed. After winning the French championship, she will be full of confidence, even though she has never qualified to participate Wimbledon In the past, she is now very different from the previous players. Like Bardoza, this year may be too early for her, but women’s tennis is currently the most unpredictable sport in the world-just ask the French Open champion. Currently, she is behind Petkovic 2-3 in the serve.

In Game 17, Paula Badosa broke Yulia Puntintseva in the first question. I mentioned yesterday that I really like her appearance-she is a very interesting combination of strength, touch and mustangs-and Puntintseva, a cunning veteran who was once ranked 27th in the world and is now 35, will be A good test for her.

Zverev made the big boy move of choosing to accept, But Sandgren was easy to catch.

In the main BBC report, they showed Sandgren v Zverev [4]. I will watch that, Putintseva v Badosa [30] And Petkovic v Krejcikova [14].

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Centre Court (starts at 1.30pm British Summer Time)

Ash Barty [1] v Anna Brinkova

Elena Vesnina v Coco Goff [20]

Roger Federer [6] v Richard Gasquet

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First Court (from 1:00 PM British Summer Time)

Alex Bolt v Cameron Nori [29]

Carlos Alcaraz v Daniel Medvedev [2]

Victoria Azarenka [12] v Solana Sistia

One of the most sure joys of sports is the emergence of new talents, young people discover and realize themselves in front of the world. We saw this when Roger Federer defeated Pete Sampras in 2001, and we saw it when Coco Goff defeated Venus Williams in 2019.

Both of them are playing today, Federer retained the last remnants of his genius, and Goff is still exploring who she can become. But we also have potential elsewhere: 17-year-old Carlos Alcaraz, a true blue chip genius, will challenge second seed Daniel Medvedev, and Felix Og-Arizim – despite his Stagnation in the past two games. Years, – even more so, and recently there are signs that the penny is falling.

In addition, plus Ash Barty, Cam Norrie, Alex Zverev, Mario Berrettini, Angelique Kerber, Jelena Ostapenko, Nick Kyrgios, etc., we ushered in another ridiculous entertainment day.Welcome to Wimbledon The fourth day!

Game time: BST outfield at 11 am, No1 court at 1 pm, center court at 1.30 pm