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For Taylor Fritz, the third round of Wimbledon is both new and familiar territory
The Indian Wells champion has overcome plenty to return to this position, and now feels he's in "a good spot for a big run."
Published Jun 30, 2022
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Fritz made good on his potential at his hometown tournament in Indian Wells this spring. That was a huge title, but could there be even bigger things coming this summer?
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The biggest improvement Fritz has made over the last year has been with his movement—and along with that, an even more dynamic forehand.
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