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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?
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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