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Three to See, Wimbledon Day 2: Halep vs. Muchova; Auger-Aliassime vs. Cressy; Williams vs. Tan
In the final match on Centre Court, Serena Williams will return to the place where her 2021 season ended—but the must-see action will be on tap all day on Tuesday at The Championships.
Published Jun 27, 2022
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Up against a prototypical “guy no one wants to face in the first round at Wimbledon,” Felix Auger-Aliassime will have to hit the ground running against Maxime Cressy.
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In her first meeting with Harmony Tan, Serena Williams will be the lower-ranked player—Tan is No. 114, Williams No. 276.
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