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BBC pundit makes Serena Williams claim after Wimbledon defeat
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Getty Images/Instagram/CocovandeyTennis champion CoCo Vandeweghe, 34, suffered a painful set of injuries from a “serious fall” on her way to Wimbledon.Vandeweghe posted a shocking series of photos on Wednesday that showed the aftermath of her unlucky tumble, quipping in the caption, “Semifinals are set ! Hopefully my teeth will be too .The decorated athlete, who reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals twice (2015 and 2017) and ranked No. 9 in singles tennis in 2018, was in London with ESPN’s broadcast team to provide expert analysis during the annual tournament.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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‘Just say thank you’ – Serena Williams criticised for ‘disappointing’ Wimbledon decision
‘Just say thank you’ – Serena Williams criticised for ‘disappointing’ Wimbledon decision
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Serena Williams under fire for 'exceedingly bad sportsmanship' after Wimbledon snub
Sky News host James Morrow accuses Serena Williams of poor sportsmanship following her Wimbledon defeat. “She [Serena Williams] didn’t even attend the compulsory media conference that the players, I thought, were required to do, win or lose,” Mr Morrow said. “This strikes me as exceedingly bad sportsmanship.”
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