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By Jul 01, 2025Chop met chop, drop met drop: In the end, Ons Jabeur's power advantage propels her to Wimbledon final
And rather than take her bows by herself after her 6-2, 3-6, 6-1 victory, the No. 3 seed pulled Tatjana Maria out to the middle of the court so they could soak in some of the applause together.
Published Jul 07, 2022
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The moment of the tournament? This classy move is right up there.
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