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Ben Shelton, reason for the postponement. Photo: gettyimages

Shelton needed 70 seconds to finish his match and explained why it was suspended on Thursday

Ben Shelton took to the court today to close his match against Hijikata and spent much more time warming up than competing. He didn't need a single point in play to secure his spot in the third round of Wimbledon 2025 and, in the press conference, he explained why his match was suspended on Thursday when he was just one game away from victory. "The reason wasn't the lack of light, but that the electronic line-calling system would stop working in five minutes, including the game breaks. I told them I only needed one game and it would take a minute, but they didn't want to risk it malfunctioning midway through the game," said the American.

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Osaka, after falling at Wimbledon: "I don't feel anything, I'd rather feel nothing than everything". Photo: Getty Images.

Osaka, after falling in Wimbledon: "I feel nothing, I prefer to feel nothing than everything"

Naomi Osaka is not going through her best moment in tennis. A year after returning from her break due to mental health issues and having become pregnant, the Japanese player has not managed to regain the form that led her to win three Grand Slams and become world number one. It's something that frustrates her, as was evident at Roland Garros, where she broke down in tears during a press conference after her defeat. However, after her elimination at Wimbledon, she appeared very cold: "I don't feel anything. I suppose I prefer to feel nothing than everything," stated the world number 53.

 

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Sierra continues with her dream week at Wimbledon and reaches the round of 16 after defeating Bucsa. Photo: Getty Images

Sierra continues her dream week at Wimbledon and reaches the round of 16 after defeating Bucsa

It's one of the stories of this Wimbledon 2025. Solana Sierra, who entered as a 'Lucky Loser', is already in the round of 16 of the London major. And she does it after defeating Cristina Bucsa 6-1, 5-7, 6-1 in the third round, after one hour and 58 minutes of play. The Spanish player says goodbye after achieving her best result in London, and the Argentine will face the winner of the match between Madison Keys and Laura Siegemund for a spot in the quarterfinals.

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Order of play for Saturday, July 5th at Wimbledon 2025: Sinner and Martínez open the center court; Djokovic closes it. Photo: Getty Images

Saturday, July 5th schedule at Wimbledon 2025: Sinner and Martinez open center court; Djokovic closes it

Wimbledon 2025 is nearing the end of its first week, and as the days shorten, the matches improve. That's what will happen on Saturday, July 5th. Opening up Centre Court will be Jannik Sinner, the world number one, facing Pedro Martinez. The battle between the Italian and the Spaniard will commence at 13:30 London time, 14:30 Spanish time. Following that will be the clash between Iga Swiatek and Danielle Collins, with the day concluding at The Cathedral as Novak Djokovic stands across his compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic. Another noteworthy match will be Jaume Munar against Marin Cilic, scheduled as the second match on Court 12. 

 

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Fucsovics completes today the comeback he started yesterday against Monfils. Photo: Getty Images

Fucsovics completes today the comeback he started yesterday against Monfils

Marton Fucsovics held off Gael Monfils' resurgence, switched to 'comeback' mode, and today sealed the deal that he couldn't finish yesterday due to the lack of light. This way, the Hungarian advances to the third round of the London major after clinching victory by 6-4, 1-6, 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-4, after three hours and 47 minutes of effective play. Fucsovics will face Ben Shelton, who also completed his match from yesterday, for a spot in the round of 16.

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Osaka does not surpass her limit at Wimbledon and falls into the hands of Pavlyuchenkova. Photo: Getty Images

Osaka doesn't exceed her limit at Wimbledon and falls to Pavlyuchenkova

The dream of Naomi Osaka at this Wimbledon 2025 came to an end in the third round. The Japanese player matched her best result at the London major, but couldn't surpass that limit. She came very close after losing in three sets to Anastasia Pavlyuehenkova by 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, following a two-hour and six-minute battle.

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Venus Williams hints at a possible comeback: "I'm not playing badly so...". Photo: Getty

Venus Williams hints at a possible comeback: "I'm not playing badly so.."

In a recent interview, Venus Williams left the door open to a possible return to the courts, although we will have to wait to find out. These were the words of the American player: "I've taken this time to relax and recover, to be happy. I'm not playing too bad, so you never know," she said about those videos she has been posting in recent weeks showing her training.

 

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The stat about Sinner that highlights his second serve at Wimbledon. Photo: Getty

The stat about Sinner that highlights his second serve this season

It's no secret that Jannik Sinner has been improving his serve over the last couple of seasons, but there's a stat from his early rounds at Wimbledon 2025 that indicates this improvement is still present in the Italian. The world number one has had four matches this year where his second serve has been better than the first, with a higher effectiveness. Two of them were in Rome, one in Roland Garros, and one in Wimbledon.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El dato sobre Sinner que destaca su segundo saque en esta temporada

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Ben Shelton, reason for the postponement. Photo: gettyimages

Shelton needed 70 seconds to finish his match and explained why it was suspended on Thursday

Ben Shelton took to the court today to close his match against Hijikata and spent much more time warming up than competing. He didn't need a single point in play to secure his spot in the third round of Wimbledon 2025 and, in the press conference, he explained why his match was suspended on Thursday when he was just one game away from victory. "The reason wasn't the lack of light, but that the electronic line-calling system would stop working in five minutes, including the game breaks. I told them I only needed one game and it would take a minute, but they didn't want to risk it malfunctioning midway through the game," said the American.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton necesitó 70 segundos para terminar su partido y explicó por qué se suspendió el jueves

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Order of play for Saturday, July 5th at Wimbledon 2025: Sinner and Martínez open the center court; Djokovic closes it. Photo: Getty Images

Saturday, July 5th schedule at Wimbledon 2025: Sinner and Martinez open center court; Djokovic closes it

Wimbledon 2025 is nearing the end of its first week, and as the days shorten, the matches improve. That's what will happen on Saturday, July 5th. Opening up Centre Court will be Jannik Sinner, the world number one, facing Pedro Martinez. The battle between the Italian and the Spaniard will commence at 13:30 London time, 14:30 Spanish time. Following that will be the clash between Iga Swiatek and Danielle Collins, with the day concluding at The Cathedral as Novak Djokovic stands across his compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic. Another noteworthy match will be Jaume Munar against Marin Cilic, scheduled as the second match on Court 12. 

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Orden de juego del sábado 5 de julio en Wimbledon 2025: Sinner y Martínez abren la central; Djokovic la cierra

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Osaka, after falling at Wimbledon: "I don't feel anything, I'd rather feel nothing than everything". Photo: Getty Images.

Osaka, after falling in Wimbledon: "I feel nothing, I prefer to feel nothing than everything"

Naomi Osaka is not going through her best moment in tennis. A year after returning from her break due to mental health issues and having become pregnant, the Japanese player has not managed to regain the form that led her to win three Grand Slams and become world number one. It's something that frustrates her, as was evident at Roland Garros, where she broke down in tears during a press conference after her defeat. However, after her elimination at Wimbledon, she appeared very cold: "I don't feel anything. I suppose I prefer to feel nothing than everything," stated the world number 53.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Osaka, tras caer en Wimbledon: "No siento nada, prefiero no sentir nada que todo"

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Fucsovics completes today the comeback he started yesterday against Monfils. Photo: Getty Images

Fucsovics completes today the comeback he started yesterday against Monfils

Marton Fucsovics held off Gael Monfils' resurgence, switched to 'comeback' mode, and today sealed the deal that he couldn't finish yesterday due to the lack of light. This way, the Hungarian advances to the third round of the London major after clinching victory by 6-4, 1-6, 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-4, after three hours and 47 minutes of effective play. Fucsovics will face Ben Shelton, who also completed his match from yesterday, for a spot in the round of 16.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fucsovics termina hoy la remontada que comenzó ayer ante Monfils

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Sierra continues with her dream week at Wimbledon and reaches the round of 16 after defeating Bucsa. Photo: Getty Images

Sierra continues her dream week at Wimbledon and reaches the round of 16 after defeating Bucsa

It's one of the stories of this Wimbledon 2025. Solana Sierra, who entered as a 'Lucky Loser', is already in the round of 16 of the London major. And she does it after defeating Cristina Bucsa 6-1, 5-7, 6-1 in the third round, after one hour and 58 minutes of play. The Spanish player says goodbye after achieving her best result in London, and the Argentine will face the winner of the match between Madison Keys and Laura Siegemund for a spot in the quarterfinals.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sierra continúa con su semana de ensueño en Wimbledon y se mete en octavos tras vencer a Bucsa

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Osaka does not surpass her limit at Wimbledon and falls into the hands of Pavlyuchenkova. Photo: Getty Images

Osaka doesn't exceed her limit at Wimbledon and falls to Pavlyuchenkova

The dream of Naomi Osaka at this Wimbledon 2025 came to an end in the third round. The Japanese player matched her best result at the London major, but couldn't surpass that limit. She came very close after losing in three sets to Anastasia Pavlyuehenkova by 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, following a two-hour and six-minute battle.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Osaka no supera su límite en Wimbledon y cae a manos de Pavlyuchenkova

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Venus Williams hints at a possible comeback: "I'm not playing badly so...". Photo: Getty

Venus Williams hints at a possible comeback: "I'm not playing badly so.."

In a recent interview, Venus Williams left the door open to a possible return to the courts, although we will have to wait to find out. These were the words of the American player: "I've taken this time to relax and recover, to be happy. I'm not playing too bad, so you never know," she said about those videos she has been posting in recent weeks showing her training.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Venus Williams deja entrever un posible retorno: "No estoy jugando mal así que..."

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The stat about Sinner that highlights his second serve at Wimbledon. Photo: Getty

The stat about Sinner that highlights his second serve this season

It's no secret that Jannik Sinner has been improving his serve over the last couple of seasons, but there's a stat from his early rounds at Wimbledon 2025 that indicates this improvement is still present in the Italian. The world number one has had four matches this year where his second serve has been better than the first, with a higher effectiveness. Two of them were in Rome, one in Roland Garros, and one in Wimbledon.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El dato sobre Sinner que destaca su segundo saque en esta temporada

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Thiem returns to the courts in an exhibition in Hamburg. Photo: Getty

Thiem returns to the courts in an exhibition in Hamburg

Months after confirming his retirement, Dominic Thiem will return to the tennis courts. The Austrian player, former world number 3 and US Open champion, will play an exhibition match against Tommy Haas. This showdown will take place on July 20th at 12:00 PM in Rothenbaum, Hamburg.

 

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John McEnroe reveals when he believes Novak Djokovic will retire. Photo: Getty

John McEnroe reveals when he thinks Novak Djokovic will retire

It's the million-dollar question that few dare to answer. Without giving an exact date, John McEnroe weighed in on the uncertainty of when Novak Djokovic will retire: "When will he stop playing? At the moment he thinks he can't win a Grand Slam, I suppose. It's difficult with him, he has practically broken all the records, so if he were to break them, I guess that would be the perfect time to stop. He has already said that he doesn't care about being number 1 at the end of the year; he held that position for eight years. Now his goal is to win Grand Slams," he told the BBC, as reported by Tennis365.

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