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"He doesn't get the hype that other players get," says his coach, Facundo Lugones. But as a British player into the semifinals of Wimbledon, it's been tough for even the normally low-key Norrie to stay unnoticed.
Published Jul 07, 2022
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Norrie won the 2021 title at Indian Wells, broke into the ATP's Top 10 this season and is now into his first Grand Slam semifinal.
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