It probably sounded like no players with the remaining seedlings lost as Wimbledon moved forward to the second round on Wednesday.
Well … there was.
In particular, the killing of humanity continued as many seeds crash out. No. 4 Jasmine Paolini, No. 12 Diana shnaiiider, No. Beatriz Haddad Maia, No. Donna Hadad, and no. 29 Leylah Fernandez all missing, and no. 5 Qinwon Zheng.
On the side of the men, Frances Phiafee fell to Cameron Norrie 4-6, 6-3, 6-5, 7-3 and 23 and 23 and 23th, crossed straight sets of Mattia Belceci. Tiafoe and Noorrie joined Alexander Zveree and a large number of other significant articles.
The 23rd seeds lost in the first two days of the ALL-England Club to pull men and women, and that number has been tested in 31.
What causes conflicts? Well, grass always appears running away from the playing field. Fewer service leave and margins are usually less than one elsewhere. Besides, perhaps the games are just superior. They leave the days when the players are organized 50 or so they have been seen in the threat worldwide. Qualifiers can be discharged. The same even in those who are clean.
“The game is very deep,” said Tiafoe following her loss of Norrie. “You have to think, not so long ago cam made semiefinals here (2022), and now I am playing a second round. You have a failes just playing well. ‘
“Many boys do not know that they are just getting out and played, and when you know that you find the fight in Thursday, if you’re ready to go, you seem to be ready to go.”
Although Andrey Rublerv has been able to survive on Wednesday, one of the main examples of the latest maximum and right-hander pastures. Russian was asked about Wiwillon of Week Week after he hit LLOYD Harris 6-7 (1), 6-4, 7), 6-3 Safely to the third round.
“It makes me feel that I’m not only,” SECV said for laughter. “Then it can feel that now the tennis is different; now that Standard is different; now everyone knows who can spend more than 200 (KPH) who is stable, very focused, who is more ready.
“Unique.
And it was. But in this case Wimbledon, any Win wins well. No matter how close you are. No matter whether we are on an opponent.
