Gauff Sees Off Vesnina to Cruise Into Third Round
American teenager Coco Gauff marched into the third round of Wimbledon with a convincing 6–4 6–3 victory over Russian Elena Vesnina on Centre Court on Thursday.
Vesnina, a former doubles number one, at 34 is twice Gauff’s age and one of many mothers at Wimbledon. She returned to the Tour from maternity leave after nearly three years in April with a protected ranking.
Gauff, who stormed into the fourth round in 2019 on her main draw debut as a 15-year-old, took a tumble at 2–2 in the opening set but immediately got back to her feet, giving the chair umpire a thumbs-up to indicate she was fine to continue.
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Murray past second round at Wimbledon in five set Xinhua | Updated: 2021-07-01 09:54 Share CLOSE Britain s Andy Murray celebrates breaking the serve of Germany s Oscar Otte during their men s singles second round match on the third day of the 2021 Wimbledon Championships at The All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London, on June 30, 2021. [Photo/Agencies]
LONDON Home favorite Andy Murray won a marathon match against German Oscar Otte to reach the men s singles last 32 at the Wimbledon Championships on Wednesday.
Murray, 34, was granted a wild card for this year s Wimbledon as the three-time Grand Slam champion has been suffering a few setbacks while trying to return to the tour after hip surgeries.
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Andújar, único superviviente de la Armada en la segunda jornada de Wimbledon
Archivo - 25 February 2020, Mexico, Acapulco: Spanish tennis player Pablo Andujar in action against compatriot Rafael Nadal during their round of 32 match at the Mexican Open tennis tournament in Acapulco. Photo: Francisco Estrada/NOTIMEX/dpa - Francisco Estrada/NOTIMEX/dpa - Archivo
Feliciano López, Ramos y Carla Suárez se despiden MADRID, 29 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) - El tenista español Pablo Andújar es el único superviviente de la Armada en la segunda jornada de competición en Wimbledon, tercer Grand Slam de la temporada, después de llevarse una apasionante lucha de primera ronda con el francés Pierre-Hugues Herbert (7-6(7), 4-6, 7-6(7), 5-7, 8-6), mientras que Feliciano López, Albert Ramos y Carla Suárez han dicho adiós.