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Wimbledown: After a terrifying Tuesday on Centre Court, Novak Djokovic falls frequently in otherwise routine win
"I thought it was pretty dangerous," said one player about the conditions. With a series of high-profile injuries, the endangered playing surface was the topic of discussion at its venerable home.
Published Jun 30, 2021
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Novak Djokovic falls frequently, but gets up and moves onward
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Nick Kyrgios reacts after slipping on No. 1 Court in the fifth set of his match against Ugo Humbert. The Aussie would continue and win the decider, 9-7.
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