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By Jul 03, 2025"No plans" to move starting time on Centre Court at Wimbledon, say organizers
"Putting these gaps in and starting when we did enables our guests to enjoy the full 'Wimbledon experience,' and have breaks off court," explained Sally Bolton, chief executive of the All England Club.
Published Jul 05, 2022
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The Djokovic-van Rijthoven clash was under threat of being carried over another day until the Serbian raced to the finish line to beat the curfew.
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