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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon In the recent past, champions such as Roger Federer and Pete Sampras have walked out on the opening day and have departed again with barely a detectable footprint to confirm that they were ever there.
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More Wimbledon News at wsj.com/wimbledon Williams might have been the one to shed public tears, but her opponent had just as much reason to sob, having been through the draining process of shaking off an overbearing father who has been banned from the circuit for his behaviour.
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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon But the Australian's desire and the sheer force of character he exerted over a bigger and stronger opponent seemed unquenchable.
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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon More often than not it is those people who spend the most time with Mr. Murray who feel the full force of his displeasure and/or grumpiness.
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More Wimbledon News at wsj.com/wimbledon He was controlling the exchanges, his serve was waspish and effective on the first and solid and difficult on the second.
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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon "It is much more humid with the roof on, something strange."
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More Wimbledon News at wsj.com/wimbledon "If I'm playing that well now, it's because we have been a real team and we work well together," his daughter said.
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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon More often than not it is those people who spend the most time with Mr. Murray who feel the full force of his displeasure and/or grumpiness.
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More Wimbledon news at wsj.com/wimbledon More often than not it is those people who spend the most time with Mr. Murray who feel the full force of his displeasure and/or grumpiness.
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More Wimbledon News at wsj.com/wimbledon "It's not until you feel the power of the ball off the strings that you really appreciate how hard he hits it," Hoyt, the fair-haired Welsh teenager, said.
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