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Pistol Pete's Wimbledon legacy

Sky Sports - 29 Jun 2020 08:00
Pistol Pete's Wimbledon legacy Exactly 20 years ago, American legend Pete Sampras won the last of his seven All England Club titles. His name was written in Wimbledon folklore.
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He became the first Indian to win an international tournament in the COVID-19 era after emerging victorious in the PSD Bank Nord Open.
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Lewis: No financial impact from Wimbledon cancellation Outgoing Wimbledon chief Richard Lewis says there has been no major financial impact from the cancellation of this year's tournament.
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BBC Sport looks back at two of the most impressive hotdog shots ever seen at Wimbledon and asks you to decide - who did it best?
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Coco Gauff speaks to BBC Sport's Sue Barker about becoming an overnight celebrity after making her Wimbledon debut last year.
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Kyrgios: 'Tennis world p---ing me off'

ESPN - 29 Jun 2020 06:57
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has blasted Alexander Zverev and the tennis world after videos emerged of the German player partying while he was supposedly self-isolating.
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This year's Murray Trophy in Glasgow has been postponed until 2021 due to the "congested international tournament calendar".
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The tournament would have started today. Here are some of the very British things we'll miss.
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Matic defends Djokovic: Serbia was open

Sky Sports - 29 Jun 2020 17:49
Matic defends Djokovic: Serbia was open Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic has defended his Serbian compatriot Novak Djokovic for hosting Adria Tour exhibition events.
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The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra serves up a divine racket on what should have been the first day of Wimbledon.
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