Expert Picks: Predictions of Wimbledon's champions, sleepers and disappointments
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We like two unseeded players on the women's side in particular, and some of our experts think we'll see a first-time winner.
Published Jun 24, 2022
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Tim van Rijthoven showed he can play on grass at 's-Hertogenbosch, and now looks for a few wins at Wimbledon.
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Iga Swiatek has won 35 consecutive matches, but has never gone past the fourth round at Wimbledon—and has only played the tournament twice.
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