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Iga Swiatek breaks down in tears after Jessica Pegula match and makes Wimbledon statement
Iga Swiatek broke down in tears after losing to billionaire heiress Jessica Pegula in the final of the Bad Homburg on Saturday. The Pole, who herself has a brand value of £390million, was defeated 6-4, 7-5 in the showpiece match in Germany, with the winner banking just over £120,000 for her endeavours.
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Swiatek hits out at 'too intense' schedule for top tennis starsFive-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek believes fans are being robbed of seeing tennis' biggest names performing at their ...
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Swiatek says tennis calendar is 'too intense'World number four Iga Swiatek says there's no point playing in over 20 tournaments a year, as she prepares for Wimbledon.
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Iga Swiatek Handed A Hell Draw At WimbledonTennis fans held their breath not in amazement at the grandeur of SW19 but in empathy for Iga Swiatek when the Wimbledon 2025 ...
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Iga Swiatek gets brutal road to Wimbledon title; Take a look at her projected pathIga Swiatek is the eighth seed at this year's Wimbledon edition and she didn't avoid getting a difficult projected path to ...
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Wimbledon 2025 starts June 30. Know where to watch in India, full broadcast & streaming details, match timings in IST, and ...
After highly-entertaining Australian Open and French Open, the tennis world is gearing up for the third Grand Slam of the ...
Wimbledon gets underway at the All England Club on Monday, the question looms — will there be an eighth new winner in London?
For the men, Wimbledon represents probably the most predictable of all Slams. In the past 20 years, only 12 players have ...
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