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Kyrgios sends ‘reminder to put you in your place’ after setting up Tsitsipas tie

Nick Kyrgios said he ‘wanted to remind everyone I’m pretty good’ after sweeping aside Filip Krajinovic to set up a third-round tie with Stefanos Tsitsipas at Wimbledon

The Guardian - UK

‘I cried’: Wimbledon fans react to Boulter win after death of her grandmother

Katie Boulter dedicated her day four Wimbledon win to her grandmother, who died two days ago.

The Independent UK

Nick Kyrgios hopes for more ‘rowdiness and loudness’ from Wimbledon crowd

Australia’s number two Kyrgios has encouraged more boisterous support as long as it remains respectful

The Independent UK

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Game, set, match — what to wear to Wimbledon 2022

Tennis whites, loose tailoring and definitely no wide brims — Chloe Street presents a guide to serving up courtside chic

Evening Standard

Mel C stuns in tiny shorts as she leads celebrity fans at Wimbledon's Centre Court

Spice Girl Mel C made sure all eyes were on her as she rocked up at Wimbledon for day four of the tennis tournament wearing a pair of striking orange shorts

Daily Mirror

Wimbledon 2022: How Britain is bidding to become a tennis powerhouse and seeing the first signs of success

The British focus had been on Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu but, in the space of barely three hours on Centre Court as afternoon turned to evening, both their Wimbledon hopes ended prematurely.

Evening Standard

Wimbledon: Nick Kyrgios' royal connection, gorgeous girlfriend and vast fortune

Aussie tennis' bad boy Nick Kyrgios has sparked huge excitement following his on-court Wimbledon outburst worthy of challenging the legendary John McEnroe - but his life away from the court is pretty fascinating as well

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British players ‘going to make their mark’ at Wimbledon, says top tennis coach

A top tennis coach has said there are still plenty of British players who are “going to make their mark” at this year’s Wimbledon.

Evening Standard

Powering the national grid: Wimbledon is the greenest yet

This year’s Wimbledon tournament is the greenest ever, with a top player calling on fans to do their bit for the environment.

Evening Standard

Rafael Nadal's wife controversially refuses to attend his matches to save marriage

Rafael Nadal, who is competing in his second round Wimbledon match today, has been with his childhood sweetheart for nearly two decades but she usually swerves his games

Daily Mirror

Wimbledon Courts Chief Has Global Vision for Tennis on Grass

Wimbledon head of courts Neil Stubley is on a mission to champion grass-court tennis around the world by harnessing modern technology to recreate the unique conditions of the All England Club. Players only get the chance to compete on the surface for a few weeks each year, with clay and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sewing Bee final sparks complaints to BBC as show 'shunted' for Andy Murray and fans miss result

Great British Sewing Bee fans hit out at the BBC for 'demoting' the final for Andy Murray's latest Wimbledon match

Chronicle Live

Wimbledon: Empty seats on Centre Court leave fans frustrated

Empty seats have been blamed on ticketholders preferring to sample the hospitality options, while technical issues with re-sale market have also contributed

The Independent UK

Most controversial Wimbledon outfits of all time

Several players have broken strict dress code at tennis tournament

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The Independent UK

Why tennis players wear white at Wimbledon

Strict rules imposed at tournament have sexist origin

The Guardian - UK

Wimbledon fans frustrated by empty seats at Centre Court

Vacancies blamed on ticketholders wining and dining and technical issues with re-sale

The Times of India

Underprepared Serena Williams eyes next Slam after Wimbledon exit

LONDON: There were certain images from Tuesday’s first-round match that underscored Serena Williams’ might. Early in the clash, when France’s Harmony Tan sent Williams on a longitudinal discovery of the tennis court, the American put away one that floated high and then went down on her knee, fist clenched.

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Iga Świątek might be the best bet for a Grand Slam since prime Venus and Serena Williams

There seems to be no stopping tennis's potential next great superstar.

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Daily Mirror

Lesia Tsurenko: Why tennis chiefs are right to ban Russians from Wimbledon

“Horrible things are going on in Ukraine yet I have heard [from] one Belarusian and one Russian player. I did not hear anything from any other player"

The Guardian - UK

John Isner’s heavy metal game drums Andy Murray out of Wimbledon

Andy Murray was knocked out of Wimbledon after losing 6-4, 7-6, 6-7, 6-4 against John Isner of the USA

AAP

'Boring' de Minaur dreams of the spotlight

Alex de Minaur may be Australia's "boring" one but he's still confident that, like his more flamboyant mate Nick Kyrgios, he'll one day grab the limelight.

Manchester Evening News

Amanda Holden takes look-alike daughter to Wimbledon after recreating 'itchy bum' photo with Ashley Roberts

The Britain's Got Talent judge was joined by 16-year-old Lexi at the tournament after recreating the famous Athena poster

The Independent UK

Lesia Tsurenko feels ‘very guilty’ playing tennis during war in Ukraine

Tsurenko is set to send £12,000 back home to help with the war against Russia

The Guardian - UK

‘The right direction’: Britain celebrates best Wimbledon first round since 1984

Ten British players step out in second round after day in which record six Britons won matches

The Guardian - UK

Wimbledon diary: no rackets, no problem as Humbert dispatches Ruud

Ugo Humbert arrived on court without his rackets but once he located them, the world No 112 was able to see off the No 3 seed

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