Jelena Jankovic was not a happy woman after her defeat by Tamarine Tanasugarn. As well as being pained by injury, she also revealed why she thought a midday match on Court 18 was a case of “wrong place, wrong time”.
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Stop the press. Hold the front page. Roger Federer – the coolest customer in London SW19 since Bjorn Borg was patrolling the Wimbledon lawns – has admitted to suffering from pre-match nerves.
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Rafael Nadal and the Williams sisters all had comfortable wins but Andy Murray fought back from two sets down to win a titanic battle with Richard Gasquet, and of course there was Federer v Hewitt. Relive the day’s action here on the day seven blog.
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For the past few years, eastern Europe has been a hotbed of tennis talent. But those looking for the next big thing would be wise to look even further east - to China, Japan and Thailand.
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A warm and sunny day is in store for ladies’ quarter-finals day. Follow the play from all four ties on Centre and No. 1 courts, as well as lots of top doubles matches, right here on the Championships blog.
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When Arnaud Clement faces Rainer Schuettler in the quarter-finals, youth and power will be put to one side for a moment as two journeymen battle it out using court smarts they have acquired in over two decades on the circuit.
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Suggest a caption for the above photo of Ai Sugiyama. The website team will select the caption they feel is the best and the winner will receive a prize.
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