The Rally, Wimbledon Edition: Will the men's draw produce a rare first-time major winner? Can Iga Swiatek’s 2022 evolution bring her uncharted grass success?
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No ATP player outside of Djokovic, Federer, Murray and Nadal has won Wimbledon since 2002—could that streak end this year?
Published Jun 21, 2022
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Nadal trained in Mallorca before making the decision to proceed with heading to London.
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Serena last appeared in a singles match on June 29, 2021 at Wimbledon. Then, the 23-time major singles titlist was forced to retire at 3-3 after slipping early in the contest and sustaining a right hamstring tear in her opening round with Aliaksandra Sasnovich.
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Hurkacz is having a quietly consistent season with a 28-11 record. With a first title on a non-hard surface under his belt, is the Pole ready to join countrywoman Swiatek in the major winner's club?
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Swiatek doesn't own a grass-court trophy, yet. But with a 35-match win streak and the reigning champion Barty now retired, there's no reason why this former Wimbledon junior winner can't master another surface on the big stage.
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