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Wimbledon's surprise party for 10,000: What we'll remember
Spectator numbers swelled to five digits by the end of the fortnight—a welcome return to a semblance of normalcy following the brutal pandemic lockdowns.
Published Jul 12, 2021
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"He's the Italian Hammer," Djokovic said of Berrettini.
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Hurkacz reached the semifinals despite entering the tournament with a six-match losing streak.
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Khachanov and Korda set a Wimbledon record for most breaks of serve in a set.
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