Iga Swiajev is a dish of the first 6-0 6-0 in Vimbledon’s female single history since 1911. years while she was gulled by her girlfriend’s girlfriend’s entire English club.
Sviajev finished a long trophy drought on incredible fashion, beating American Amanda Anisimov with a “double bagel” (Scorelines 6-0 6-0) to become a Wimbledon champion.
It’s just a second time in Vimbledon’s history that the Female Finals ended up when Dorothea Lambert Chambers beaten 1911. years, while the other instance in Grand Slam came to French Open. Year when Steffi Graph won Natasha Zvereva.
Anisimova, playing at her first Slam show, failed to win one game, with a match in racing after winning the stunned central court in just 57 minutes.
The first large final of Grand Slam is always a nervous opportunity, and it was obvious from the beginning to fight the legs moving and hands are freely swinging.
She could not find her first service and she was wrong after the mistake, while Swiajtek, who won all five of her previous finals, looked right at home.
Pole is one of the best front runners that did not see the dispute and it did not allow Anisima to be a chance to settle as the crowds became more speaker.
Breezy conditions did not help and wrap only 25 minutes to finish the first set, and Anisima won only nine points.
The American, who stepped off the tennis for eight months 2023. In the reasons for mental health, twice screamed in frustration and probably growing panic, after mistakes in the introductory game of another set.
Eight former champions sat in the royal box, he would sympathize with Anisim’s premiums, but she couldn’t find a way to put him in the match.
Every half of the chance is either relaxed by the world or crashed once again wild errors – it made 28 non-defeated mistakes in 12 games – and the final winner of the pigs flowed from their misery.
British money and voice conquer the title of men in pairs
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glassspool celebrate the history of Wimbledon winning the title in pairs of men
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glassspool have become the first all-British couple to win the title in pairs of Vimbledon since 1936. years. Years.
Queen’s club and Eastbourne Champions have become the first all-British pairing to win the whole of 1936., when Pat Hughes and Raymond Tucei beat their compatriots Charles Hare and Frank Wilde in the final.
“When you say it sounds amazing,” Glasspool said. “It was one Brit (winner) for the last few years, now we gave you two British.”
The couple knocked down sliding Hi hidgets and David Pel 6-2 7-6 (7-3).
In the final investment in wheelchairs in a wheelchair, Britain is Alfie Hevett and Gordon Reid lost the title.
Six-time winners and top of seeds were upset 7-6 (7-1) 7-5 in court of one by Martina de la Puente from Spain and Dutch Ruben Spaargaren.
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