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Wimbledon Men's Preview: Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal are the top two seeds, but will we see a dark-horse title run by a younger contender?
A year ago, Matteo Berrettini reached his first major final and comes in with a nine-match win streak on grass. Is his time for a major breakthrough now?
Published Jun 24, 2022
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Djokovic, who did his preparation at the Hurlingham Club exhibition, has won five of the past seven titles at SW19 (including three in a row).
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Hurkacz raised his first grass-court trophy in Halle.
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Berrettini is aiming to become the first Italian man to claim a major singles crown since Adriano Panatta at 1976 Roland Garros.
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It's been 12 years since Nadal captured his second Wimbledon title.
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50 Years of the WTA: Our year-long series begins
First: the impact and legacy of Gladys Heldman, who helped set the stage for what would become the WTA Tour.