Alexei Popyrin is one of multiple seeded stars to crash out of Wimbledon at the first time of asking in a nightmare opening day for Australians at the All England Club.

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The former No. 8 and 2021 Wimbledon quarterfinalist is just the sixth man born in 1996 or later to hit that number.

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Jiri Lehecka – "Lehecka was very impressive on the lawns of Queen’s Club where he beat Alex de Minaur and Jack Draper en route to the final and then pushed Alcaraz to a deciding set.If there’s one ...

However, Carlos Alcaraz put an end to his impressive streak in a memorable ... the semi-finals without lifting a racket in the quarter-finals – his opponent Alex De Minaur was forced to pull out due ...

She’s tennis’s next big thing - with a billionaire father, a bulletproof mindset and a game to match. As Emma Navarro gears up for Wimbledon, the American star talks perfectionism, good fortune and pl ...