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By Jul 12, 2025Shooked: Wimbledon’s cancellation isn’t tragic, but it still hits hard
For players and fans searching for prospects of joy, or even just normalcy, in 2020, seeing the sunlight on the grass inside Centre Court was something to hold out hope for.
Published Apr 01, 2020
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Shooked: Wimbledon’s cancellation isn’t tragic, but it still hits hard
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Shooked: Wimbledon’s cancellation isn’t tragic, but it still hits hard