Wildcard 19-year-old from working class background loses in first round Britain will be represented by seven players in the second round of the men's and women's singles for the first time since 2006. But Paul Jubb will not be among them after the 19-year-old, given a Wimbledon wildcard after winning the top honour in US college tennis, lost to the world number 69 João Sousa in four sets on Tuesday. Jubb attracted a great deal of attention in the build up to the championships having, in May, be...
Wildcard 19-year-old from working class background loses in first round Britain will be represented by seven players in the second round of the men's and women's singles for the first time since 2006. But Paul Jubb will not be among them after the 19-year-old, given a Wimbledon wildcard after winning the top honour in US college tennis, lost to the world number 69 João Sousa in four sets on Tuesday. Jubb attracted a great deal of attention in the build up to the championships having, in May, be...
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