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This is how Vondrousova learned to play on grass. Source: Getty

Vondrousova explains how she learned to play on grass

Although being a Wimbledon champion may be enough to be labeled as a great grass player, the reality is that it's not. This is the idea defended by Marketa Vondrousova, who years after conquering London still admits how challenging it is to compete on a surface where you can't slide.

"I have learned to move better; mobility is a key factor on other surfaces, but on grass, I was never very good. I simply needed a couple of years to get used to it, to find a way, I think I'm still improving. Using the slice and drop shots make me strong, mixing up the game is something that works great when playing on grass," confessed the Czech, who advanced to the tournament's second round this afternoon.

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Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard, the most powerful serve in Wimbledon history. Photo: gettyimages

Mpetshi-Perricard connects the most powerful serve in Wimbledon history

Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard has already inscribed his name in golden letters in Wimbledon's historic book. During his first set against Fritz in the first round, he broke the tournament's historical record with a 151 mph serve, only to do it again a few games later by hitting a 153 mph serve, equivalent to 246 km/h.

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Alejandro Davidovich debuts with a victory at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

Davidovich gives himself a great debut at Wimbledon 2025

By the ranking, it seemed like a friendly draw, but these kinds of words are inconceivable in a Grand Slam tournament. Alejandro Davidovich knows it well, as he rolled up his sleeves this Monday to start with a victory at Wimbledon 2025 against Brandon Holt, who couldn't win a single set (6-2, 6-4, 7-5). A great triumph for the player from Malaga, newlywed and radiant in a tournament where he has much to say. He will face Van de Zansdschulp or Arnaldi in the second round.

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Paula Badosa, eliminated at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

The last curve condemns Badosa against Boulter

After losing the first set, Paula Badosa had indeed found the right path to a comeback in the first round of Wimbledon 2025. The issue arose in the tenth game of the final set, where the nerves of the Spaniard combined with a high level of Katie Boulter (6-2, 3-6, 6-4) to confirm the elimination in her debut, something she hadn't experienced in London since her participation in 2019. Given the circumstances, maybe the defeat is of lesser importance; we are content knowing that she has not suffered a physical setback and can continue watching her compete for the rest of the summer.

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Madison Keys, mindset. Photo: gettyimages

Key player: "My mindset has not changed due to winning a Grand Slam, I want another one"

Madison Keys pulled through a very challenging match in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 against Ruse and was asked in the press conference about how becoming a champion in Australia has been able to change her mentality in these big events. "It is true that it can reduce some pressure, because I achieved something I had been longing for my whole life. However, a tennis player's mentality soon kicks in, and you start pressuring yourself again to win another one. I don't feel like my mentality has changed," she stated.

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Emma Raducanu debuts with victory at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

Raducanu debuts with victory and meets a former Wimbledon champion

Two relatively uneventful matches at Wimbledon 2025 that ended up being intertwined. First, Emma Raducanu claimed victory over her compatriot Xu (6-3, 6-3) to close the action on Court 1. On the other hand, Marketa Vondrousova also secured a straight-sets win against the American Kessler (6-1, 7-6), affirming her proficiency on this surface. Conclusion: the British and the Czech will face each other in the second round, offering us one of those matchups that no one will want to miss. Can Emma defeat the 2023 champion?

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Anisimova mercilessly defeats Putintseva with a double bagel. Photo: Getty

Anisimova mercilessly devours Putintseva with a double bagel

It took just 45 minutes for Amanda Anisimova to already find herself in the second round of Wimbledon 2025. The American player, ranked 12th in the world, defeated Yulia Putintseva with a brutal score of 6-0 and 6-0 in a match where she couldn't make much headway. An absolute monologue from Amanda who didn't give an inch against Yulia, who had just lost in the first round in Bad Homburg.

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Yanina Wickmayer loses at Wimbledon 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Yanina Wickmayer ends her professional career by falling at Wimbledon 2025

Yanina Wickmayer has bid farewell to professional tennis after falling in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 against Mexican Renata Zarazúa, with a score of 6-0 6-3. The Belgian concludes her career at 35 years old, after having reached 12th in the world and being a semifinalist in the 2009 US Open. A somewhat sad ending for a player who had been far from her level for many years.

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This is how Vondrousova learned to play on grass. Source: Getty

Vondrousova explains how she learned to play on grass

Although being a Wimbledon champion may be enough to be labeled as a great grass player, the reality is that it's not. This is the idea defended by Marketa Vondrousova, who years after conquering London still admits how challenging it is to compete on a surface where you can't slide.

"I have learned to move better; mobility is a key factor on other surfaces, but on grass, I was never very good. I simply needed a couple of years to get used to it, to find a way, I think I'm still improving. Using the slice and drop shots make me strong, mixing up the game is something that works great when playing on grass," confessed the Czech, who advanced to the tournament's second round this afternoon.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Vondrousova explica cómo aprendió a jugar en hierba

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Paula Badosa, eliminated at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

The last curve condemns Badosa against Boulter

After losing the first set, Paula Badosa had indeed found the right path to a comeback in the first round of Wimbledon 2025. The issue arose in the tenth game of the final set, where the nerves of the Spaniard combined with a high level of Katie Boulter (6-2, 3-6, 6-4) to confirm the elimination in her debut, something she hadn't experienced in London since her participation in 2019. Given the circumstances, maybe the defeat is of lesser importance; we are content knowing that she has not suffered a physical setback and can continue watching her compete for the rest of the summer.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La última curva condena a Badosa ante Boulter

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Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard, the most powerful serve in Wimbledon history. Photo: gettyimages

Mpetshi-Perricard connects the most powerful serve in Wimbledon history

Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard has already inscribed his name in golden letters in Wimbledon's historic book. During his first set against Fritz in the first round, he broke the tournament's historical record with a 151 mph serve, only to do it again a few games later by hitting a 153 mph serve, equivalent to 246 km/h.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Mpetshi-Perricard conecta el saque más potente de la historia de Wimbledon

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Madison Keys, mindset. Photo: gettyimages

Key player: "My mindset has not changed due to winning a Grand Slam, I want another one"

Madison Keys pulled through a very challenging match in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 against Ruse and was asked in the press conference about how becoming a champion in Australia has been able to change her mentality in these big events. "It is true that it can reduce some pressure, because I achieved something I had been longing for my whole life. However, a tennis player's mentality soon kicks in, and you start pressuring yourself again to win another one. I don't feel like my mentality has changed," she stated.

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Alejandro Davidovich debuts with a victory at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

Davidovich gives himself a great debut at Wimbledon 2025

By the ranking, it seemed like a friendly draw, but these kinds of words are inconceivable in a Grand Slam tournament. Alejandro Davidovich knows it well, as he rolled up his sleeves this Monday to start with a victory at Wimbledon 2025 against Brandon Holt, who couldn't win a single set (6-2, 6-4, 7-5). A great triumph for the player from Malaga, newlywed and radiant in a tournament where he has much to say. He will face Van de Zansdschulp or Arnaldi in the second round.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Davidovich se regala un gran debut en Wimbledon 2025

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Emma Raducanu debuts with victory at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

Raducanu debuts with victory and meets a former Wimbledon champion

Two relatively uneventful matches at Wimbledon 2025 that ended up being intertwined. First, Emma Raducanu claimed victory over her compatriot Xu (6-3, 6-3) to close the action on Court 1. On the other hand, Marketa Vondrousova also secured a straight-sets win against the American Kessler (6-1, 7-6), affirming her proficiency on this surface. Conclusion: the British and the Czech will face each other in the second round, offering us one of those matchups that no one will want to miss. Can Emma defeat the 2023 champion?

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Raducanu debuta con victoria y se cita con una ex campeona de Wimbledon

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Anisimova mercilessly defeats Putintseva with a double bagel. Photo: Getty

Anisimova mercilessly devours Putintseva with a double bagel

It took just 45 minutes for Amanda Anisimova to already find herself in the second round of Wimbledon 2025. The American player, ranked 12th in the world, defeated Yulia Putintseva with a brutal score of 6-0 and 6-0 in a match where she couldn't make much headway. An absolute monologue from Amanda who didn't give an inch against Yulia, who had just lost in the first round in Bad Homburg.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova devora sin piedad a Putintseva con un doble rosco

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Yanina Wickmayer loses at Wimbledon 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Yanina Wickmayer ends her professional career by falling at Wimbledon 2025

Yanina Wickmayer has bid farewell to professional tennis after falling in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 against Mexican Renata Zarazúa, with a score of 6-0 6-3. The Belgian concludes her career at 35 years old, after having reached 12th in the world and being a semifinalist in the 2009 US Open. A somewhat sad ending for a player who had been far from her level for many years.

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Carlos Alcaraz on the court after defeating Fognini at Wimbledon. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz, on track: "Honestly, I don't know why this is Fognini's last Wimbledon"

It was not an easy debut, but Carlos Alcaraz rolled up his sleeves to defeat a spirited Fabio Fognini in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 to stay alive in the British Grand Slam. These were the words of the Spaniard right after beating the Italian: "Honestly, I don't know why this is his last Wimbledon because with the level he has shown, he can play another three or four years. Fabio is a great player, he has incredible talent. I'm a bit sad that this is his last Wimbledon, but happy to share the court with him. The early rounds are never easy, I could feel the difference. I tried to play the best I could, but I have to improve."

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Alcaraz, on Fognini: "He has the level to play until he's 50 years old". Photo: Getty

Alcaraz, about Fognini: "He has the level to play until he is 50 years old"

It has not been an easy debut for a Carlos Alcaraz who has faced a great Fabio Fognini in the first round of Wimbledon 2025. With an incredible level, the Italian never stopped surprising anyone during the match at 38 years old, including his Spanish rival, who commented on Fognini's impressive game at his age: "He has the level to play until he's 50."

 

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