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Swiatek's streak snapped; Rybakina's breakthrough; Osaka's and Sabalenka's returns: Examining the WTA's post-Wimbledon landscape
A look at four big-picture themes ahead of the upcoming North American hard-court swing.
Published Jul 20, 2022
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How will Swiatek fare in her return to outdoor hard courts, where she swept Doha, Indian Wells and Miami titles in succession earlier this year?
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Wimbledon runner-up Jabeur owns the most tour-level wins on the WTA since the start of 2021.
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Elena Rybakina won't enjoy a Top 10 debut, for now, as a result of the tour not awarding ranking points from results posted at the AELTC.
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