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Serena-Sasnovich, Andreescu-Cornet, Swiatek-Hsieh: Top 5 Women’s First Rounders At Wimbledon
There’s no shortage of first-round blockbusters in the women’s draw this year.
Published Jun 26, 2021
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Making her 58th consecutive major appearance, Cornet is looking to get beyond the fourth round for the first time (having been to the round of 16 at every Slam).
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Stephens withdrew ahead of her intended grass-season debut in Bad Homburg due to a foot injury.
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