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On day six of Wimbledon 2024, the unluckiest lucky loser made hay, Danielle Collins dreamed of Centre Court, and football invaded the home of tennis.
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The unluckiest lucky loser makes his fortune
When Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard walked into Roehampton to start Wimbledon qualifying, he could have been forgiven for feeling a little miffed.
The Frenchman is ranked world No. 58, comfortably inside the top 100, but that’s not where he was in late May when the cut for Wimbledon entries took place.
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So, he went to qualifying — and lost, in the final round, to Maxime Janvier. That had to sting too.
But then Spain’s Alejandro Davidovich Fokina withdrew, and American No. 20 seed Sebastian Korda went from facing a slightly maverick but ultimately navigable challenge to facing 51 aces, an average first-serve speed of 135 mph, and an average second-serve speed of 126 mph. Ben Shelton, who has a pretty big serve himself, says that the 6-foot-8 Frenchman doesn’t hit a second serve at all.
Mpetshi Perricard has made the most of his second chance, even if he was unlucky not to have gone straight into the main draw. (Glyn Kirk / AFP)
After beating Korda, Perricard has come through two more matches and now finds himself in the fourth round, facing Lorenzo Musetti. Musetti, who is a master of the chipped, block return and the backhand slice, has the kitchen towel absorbency required to hold a candle to a serve as big as Mpetshi Perricard’s, which has produced 105 aces in the tournament so far. But he’s not just a server: His backhand, a one-hander like Musetti’s, has arc and pace, and he moves with the economy of the best on the green stuff.
Lucky, or unlucky? Sometimes, you just have to make your own.
Speaking of serves, did Shelton (more on him later) break the record for the quickest serve at Wimbledon on Thursday?
Well, yes, until he didn’t. When it happened, no one thought much of the serve in question except the speed gun, which posted 153 mph on its display after Shelton hit an unreturned serve against Lloyd Harris. There wasn’t much buzz about it though, which was odd for a record that normally gets people talking.
Watching the serve on video it quickly became clear why. It was far too slow. The serve, an ace out wide with some kick on it, was fast sure, but it wasn’t record-breaking fast.
After checking with IBM, which looks after such data for Wimbledon, a spokesperson explained that “one of [Shelton’s] serves was incorrectly recorded and displayed courtside as 153 mph. Following a review, this has been corrected to 132 mph.”
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Sorry, Ben.
— James Hansen and Charlie Eccleshare
A return to a court of good memories for Elina Svitolina. A new stage for Danielle Collins?
Elina Svitolina was about the biggest story going at Wimbledon last year.
She was just a few months removed from maternity leave, rolling through the draw to the semifinals as bombs dropped on Ukraine, where much of her family still lives. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, pregnancy, and the birth of her child, Svitolina had been out so long that a lot of people had forgotten what a terrific player she could be — a former world No. 3, and a winner of the season-ending Tour Finals.
Svitolina was back on Wimbledon’s Centre Court on Saturday, where she beat Ons Jabeur, the finalist the past two years, 6-1, 7-6.
“Great performance,” said Svitolina who is suddenly looking like a potential finalist with the top half of the draw opening up following Iga Swiatek’s loss.
“Really happy the way I was playing, the way I was moving around the court.”
Danielle Collins is enjoying a superb season, her last on the tour. (Henry Nicholls / AFP via Getty Images)
Another candidate to emerge from that side of the draw is Danielle Collins, the big-hitting American who lost the first four games against Beatriz Haddad Maia of Brazil, but regrouped during a rain delay and won 12 of the next 16 for 6-4, 6-4 wins.
Collins, who is stepping away from tennis at the end of the season to hopefully start a family herself, has another incentive for winning more matches: She has never played a singles match on Centre Court, the stage Svitolina holds so dear.
“That’s a huge bucket lister for me,” Collins said.
“You watch so much tennis as a kid and see all of these people that you look up to and idolize playing. And when you get to come here as an adult, it’s such a surreal experience.”
Collins is one of seven Americans in the fourth round of the singles at the All England Club, the first time that has happened in 20 years.
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— Matt Futterman
Ben Shelton’s six days of serves, strength and (not very much) sleep
Shelton is young, and big, and strong, and seemingly filled with boundless energy on the tennis court.
He’s needed every bit of it this first week of Wimbledon, and then some.
Start with the lengths of his matches. He’s played three of them and he’s needed the maximum five sets in each one. His second-round win against Lloyd Harris of South Africa required a match-deciding tiebreak. Then there’s the rain, which has been happening a lot in London during the past 10,000 years or so, and especially the past week.
All three of Shelton’s matches started on one day and ended on another, meaning he has been on the court every day. He began his third-round match against Denis Shapovalov of Canada on Friday afternoon. So maybe it was the endorphins from his win talking after he beat Shapovalov 6-7, 6-2, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 around 24 hours later.
Ben Shelton has had to show all his strength on six gruelling days of tennis. (Clive Brunskill / Getty Images)
“I was telling my coaches that physically after this match today, it’s the best that I’ve felt in the last two or three months,” said Shelton, who has been nursing a sore shoulder and other niggles during the spring.
Then he went out and showed everyone just how good he felt, playing a doubles match with his close friend Mackenzie McDonald against Flavio Cobolli and Lorenzo Sonego. Of course, they split the first two sets and failed to finish before darkness settled.
They will finish Sunday probably, which is shaping up to be another busy day for Shelton. He faces Jannik Sinner, the world No. 1, in the fourth round.
GO DEEPERBen Shelton: 'I didn't want to be one of 50 Nike guys'— Matt Futterman
Euro 2024 makes itself heard on Centre Court
It’s been clear that this year’s Wimbledon tournament, like all others, would be a football-free zone. No Euros matches, involving England or anyone else, would be shown on site.
Naturally, fans took matters into their own hands. When Alexei Popyrin went to serve at 30-30, down 1-4 in the second set against Novak Djokovic, a roar erupted from the Centre Court stands, as Trent Alexander-Arnold’s winning penalty kick sent England into the European Championship semifinals. The players laughed it off, and Djokovic even mimed a penalty — left-footed, which is how he plays the game — that Popyrin attempted “saving” on the other side of the net.
Centre Court erupts as the news that @England have won on penalties filters through 🏴#Wimbledon | #EURO2024 pic.twitter.com/OoKv7n1tVo
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 6, 2024
England plays their semifinal on Wednesday at 8 p.m., which if it goes to normal time, would finish just before 10 p.m. Play is unlikely to still be going on on the main courts by then, but if it is, whoever’s in action will be left in little doubt at how England are getting on.
— Charlie Eccleshare
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Shank of the day
Club players: Jelena Ostapenko would crush you in a match — but she will also speak to your soul.
Only @JelenaOstapenk8 could win this point 🤣#Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/eIZpqFfLrM
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 6, 2024
Wimbledon men’s draw 2024
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
🇮🇹
1
J. Sinner
6636
🇩🇪
Y. Hanfmann
3463
🇮🇹
M. Berrettini
7636
🇭🇺
M. Fucsovics
63261
🇮🇳
S. Nagal
2634
🇷🇸
M. Kecmanovic
6366
🇨🇴
D. Galan (LL)
6334
🇳🇱
27
T. Griekspoor
766
🇨🇱
19
N. Jarry
154
🇨🇦
D. Shapovalov
676
🇩🇪
D. Altmaier
47166
🇬🇧
A. Fery (WC)
666631
🇿🇦
L. Harris (Q)
3477711
🇺🇸
A. Michelsen
6656269
🇮🇹
M. Bellucci (Q)
63634
🇺🇸
14
B. Shelton
46366
🇧🇬
10
G. Dimitrov
667
🇷🇸
D. Lajovic
345
🇨🇱
C. Garin (Q)
544
🇨🇳
J. Shang
766
🇨🇭
S. Wawrinka
676
🇬🇧
C. Broom (WC)
354
🇫🇷
G. Monfils
6376
🇫🇷
22
A. Mannarino
4654
🇨🇳
32
Z. Zhang
766
🇫🇷
M. Janvier (Q)
6432
🇩🇪
J. Struff
66466
🇭🇺
F. Marozsan
4723
🇫🇷
A. Muller
677
🇫🇷
H. Gaston (Q)
46265
🇺🇸
A. Kovacevic
342
🇷🇺
5
D. Medvedev
666
🇪🇸
3
C. Alcaraz
776
🇪🇪
M. Lajal (Q)
6352
🇦🇺
A. Vukic
69663710
🇦🇹
S. Ofner
71144668
🇭🇷
B. Coric
676
🇧🇷
F. Meligeni Alves (Q)
3623
🇮🇹
M. Arnaldi
76133
🇺🇸
29
F. Tiafoe
652666
🇦🇷
18
S. Baez
234
🇺🇸
B. Nakashima
666
🇷🇺
P. Kotov
77444
🇦🇺
J. Thompson
55666
🇳🇱
B. Van de Zandschulp
6466
🇬🇧
L. Broady (WC)
2632
🇰🇿
A. Schevchenko
166271
🇫🇷
16
U. Humbert
647636
🇺🇸
12
T. Paul
6646
🇪🇸
P. Martinez
2163
🇫🇮
O. Virtanen (Q)
666
🇦🇺
M. Purcell
322
🇧🇪
Z. Bergs (Q)
147768
🇫🇷
A. Cazaux
666264710
🇨🇿
J. Mensik
67442
🇰🇿
23
A. Bublik
462666
🇦🇷
M. Navone
4624
🇮🇹
31
L. Sonego
676
🇪🇸
R. Bautista Agut
666
🇩🇪
M. Marterer
314
🇫🇷
L. Van Assche (LL)
135
🇮🇹
F. Fognini
667
🇦🇺
A. Bolt (Q)
6244
🇳🇴
8
C. Ruud
766
🇷🇺
6
A. Rublev
47265
🇦🇷
F. Comesana
6567
🇦🇷
F. Coria
335
🇦🇺
A. Walton
667
🇮🇹
L. Darderi
74276
🇬🇧
J. Choinski (Q)
56652
🇫🇷
C. Lestienne
66422
🇮🇹
25
L. Musetti
4766
🇺🇸
20
S. Korda
6576673
🇫🇷
G. Mpetshi Perricard (LL)
76478646
🇯🇵
Y. Nishioka
67826
🇵🇹
N. Borges
26663
🇫🇮
E. Ruusuvori
784576
🇺🇸
M. McDonald
6667663
🇯🇵
T. Daniel
6545
🇬🇷
11
S. Tsitsipas
767
🇺🇸
12
T. Fritz
666
🇦🇺
C. O'Connell
124
🇯🇵
K. Nishikori
74732
🇫🇷
A. Rinderknech
566266
🇮🇹
F. Cobolli
7466
🇦🇺
R. Hijikata
5644
🇬🇧
D. Evans
253
🇨🇱
24
A. Tabilo
676
🇬🇧
28
J. Draper
36646
🇸🇪
E. Ymer (Q)
63363
🇬🇧
C. Norrie
776
🇦🇷
F. Diaz Acosta
553
🇬🇧
H. Searle (WC)
6344
🇺🇸
M. Giron
3666
🇪🇸
R. Carballes Baena
242
🇩🇪
4
A. Zverev
666
🇵🇱
7
H. Hurkacz
5666
🇲🇩
R. Albot (Q)
7434
🇫🇷
A. Fils
6636
🇨🇭
D. Stricker
3264
🇧🇪
D. Goffin (LL)
664164
🇨🇿
T. Machac
3266710`
🇷🇺
R. Safiullin
653766
🇦🇷
26
F. Cerundolo
76534
🇨🇦
17
F. Auger-Aliassime
676944
🇦🇺
T. Kokkinakis
4571166
🇫🇷
L. Pouille (Q)
37366
🇷🇸
L. Djere
664631
🇪🇸
J. Munar
6636
🇬🇧
B. Harris (WC)
4463
🇦🇺
J. Duckworth (LL)
616364
🇦🇺
9
A. de Minaur
777
🇩🇰
15
H. Rune
666
🇰🇷
S. Kwon
144
🇬🇧
P. Jubb (WC)
666645
🇧🇷
T. Seyboth Wild
137867
🇫🇷
Q. Halys (Q)
666
🇺🇸
C. Eubanks
442
🇷🇺
A. Karatsev (RET)
376110
🇷🇺
21
K. Khachanov
6647132
🇦🇷
30
T. Etcheverry
666
🇮🇹
L. Nardi
142
🇦🇺
A. Popyrin
66866
🇧🇷
T. Monteiro
471034
🇬🇧
J. Fearnley (WC)
76714
🇪🇸
A. Moro Canas (Q)
64612
🇷🇸
2
N. Djokovic
666
🇨🇿
V. Kopriva (Q)
122
🇮🇹
1
J. Sinner
7727
🇮🇹
M. Berrettini
6364664
🇷🇸
M. Kecmanovic
479166
🇳🇱
27
T. Griekspoor
667623
🇨🇦
D. Shapovalov
761636
🇩🇪
D. Altmaier
633674
🇿🇦
L. Harris (Q)
6657367
🇺🇸
14
B. Shelton
47656710
🇧🇬
10
G. Dimitrov
564666
🇨🇳
J. Shang
77424
🇨🇭
S. Wawrinka
65463
🇫🇷
G. Monfils
767
🇨🇳
32
Z. Zhang
736168
🇩🇪
J. Struff
5677
🇫🇷
A. Muller
76445
🇷🇺
5
D. Medvedev
63767
🇪🇸
3
C. Alcaraz
766
🇦🇺
A. Vukic
6522
🇭🇷
B. Coric
6513
🇺🇸
29
F. Tiafoe
766
🇺🇸
B. Nakashima
666
🇦🇺
J. Thompson
322
🇳🇱
B. Van de Zandschulp
6913
🇫🇷
16
U. Humbert
71166
🇺🇸
12
T. Paul
46576
🇫🇮
O. Virtanen
63754
🇫🇷
A. Cazaux
4614
🇰🇿
23
A. Bublik
676
🇮🇹
L. Sonego
3634
🇪🇸
R. Bautista Agut
6366
🇮🇹
F. Fognini
67616
🇳🇴
8
C. Ruud
4573
🇦🇷
F. Comesana
716126710
🇦🇺
A. Walton
56714168
🇮🇹
L. Darderi
46744
🇮🇹
25
L. Musetti
646566
🇫🇷
G. Mpetshi Perricard (LL)
666
🇯🇵
Y. Nishioka
412
🇫🇮
E. Ruusuvori
771236
🇬🇷
11
S. Tsitsipas
6661063
🇺🇸
12
T. Fritz
6636
🇫🇷
A. Rinderknech
3464
🇮🇹
F. Cobolli
6464664
🇨🇱
24
A. Tabilo
77446
🇬🇧
28
J. Draper
63466
🇬🇧
C. Norrie
767
🇺🇸
M. Giron
214
🇩🇪
4
A. Zverev
666
🇵🇱
7
H. Hurkacz (RET)
624668
🇫🇷
A. Fils
72669
🇨🇿
T. Machac
2473
🇷🇺
R. Safiullin
6656
🇦🇺
T. Kokkinakis (RET)
652
🇫🇷
L. Pouille (Q)
275
🇪🇸
J. Munar
225
🇦🇺
9
A. de Minaur
667
🇩🇰
15
H. Rune
3666
🇧🇷
T. Seyboth Wild
6322
🇫🇷
Q. Halys (Q)
46366
🇷🇺
21
K. Khachanov
63634
🇦🇷
30
T. Etcheverry
64643
🇦🇺
A. Popyrin
36466
🇬🇧
J. Fearnley (WC)
3475
🇷🇸
2
N. Djokovic
6657
🇮🇹
1
J. Sinner
666
🇷🇸
M. Kecmanovic
142
🇨🇦
D. Shapovalov
72462
🇺🇸
14
B. Shelton
646646
🇧🇬
10
G. Dimitrov
666
🇫🇷
G. Monfils
343
🇩🇪
J. Struff
6647
🇷🇺
5
D. Medvedev
13663
🇪🇸
3
C. Alcaraz
56476
🇺🇸
29
F. Tiafoe
726622
🇺🇸
B. Nakashima
693766
🇫🇷
16
U. Humbert
71166568
🇺🇸
12
T. Paul
666
🇰🇿
23
A. Bublik
342
🇪🇸
R. Bautista Agut
783576
🇮🇹
F. Fognini*
6667614
🇦🇷
F. Comesana
27633
🇮🇹
25
L. Musetti
66476
🇫🇷
G. Mpetshi Perricard (LL)
4676
🇫🇮
E. Ruusuvori
62654
🇺🇸
12
T. Fritz
767
🇨🇱
21
A. Tabilo
6335
🇬🇧
C. Norrie
44615
🇩🇪
4
A. Zverev
66717
🇫🇷
A. Fils
46166
🇷🇺
R. Safiullin
63643
🇫🇷
L. Pouille (Q)
🇦🇺
9
A. de Minaur (WO)
🇩🇰
15
H. Rune
164676
🇫🇷
Q. Halys (Q)
674641
🇦🇺
A. Popyrin
63463
🇷🇸
2
N. Djokovic
4667
🇮🇹
1
J. Sinner
66711
🇺🇸
14
B. Shelton
2469
🇧🇬
10
G. Dimitrov
3
🇷🇺
5
D. Medvedev (RET)
5
🇪🇸
3
C. Alcaraz
6617
🇫🇷
16
U. Humbert
3465
🇺🇸
12
T. Paul
676
🇪🇸
R. Bautista Agut
2642
🇮🇹
25
L. Musetti
🇫🇷
G. Mpetshi Perricard (LL)
🇺🇸
12
T. Fritz
🇩🇪
4
A. Zverev
🇫🇷
A. Fils
🇦🇺
9
A. de Minaur
🇩🇰
15
H. Rune
🇷🇸
2
N. Djokovic
🇮🇹
1
J. Sinner
🇷🇺
5
D. Medvedev
🇪🇸
3
C. Alcaraz
🇺🇸
12
T. Paul
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Wimbledon women’s draw 2024
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
🇵🇱
1
I. Swiatek
66
🇺🇸
S. Kenin
34
🇬🇧
F. Jones (WC)
612
🇭🇷
P. Martic
366
🇰🇿
Y. Putintseva
76
🇩🇪
A. Kerber (WC)
53
🇨🇦
M. Stakusic (Q)
42
🇨🇿
27
K. Siniakova
66
🇫🇷
23
C. Garcia
67
🇷🇺
A. Blinkova
45
🇺🇸
B. Pera
646710
🇷🇺
A. Potapova
7466
🇫🇷
O. Dodin
40
🇺🇦
D. Snigur (Q)
66
🇦🇺
A. Tomljanovic (WC)
12
🇱🇻
13
J. Ostapenko
66
🇺🇸
11
D. Collins
67
🇩🇰
C. Tauson
364
🇪🇬
M. Sherif
12
🇭🇺
D. Galfi
66
🇨🇴
C. Osorio
66
🇺🇸
L. Davis
31
🇵🇱
M. Frech
53
🇧🇷
20
B. Haddad Maia
76
🇨🇿
31
B. Krejcikova
7617
🇷🇺
V. Kudermetova
6475
🇦🇷
M. Carle
25
🇺🇸
K. Volynets (Q)
67
🇪🇸
C. Bucsa
64710
🇷🇴
A. Bogdan
4665
🇪🇸
J. Bouzas Maneiro
66
🇨🇿
6
M. Vondrousova
42
🇰🇿
4
E. Rybakina
66
🇷🇴
E. Ruse (Q)
31
🇩🇪
L. Siegemund
66
🇺🇦
K. Baindl
41
🇩🇰
C. Wozniacki (WC)
66
🇺🇸
A. Parks (Q)
20
🇮🇹
L. Bronzetti
43
🇨🇦
30
L. Fernandez
66
🇷🇺
17
A. Kalinskaya
66
🇭🇺
P. Uvardy (Q)
32
🇨🇿
M. Bouzkova
66
🇦🇷
J. Riera
21
🇺🇦
A. Kalinina
23
🇷🇺
E. Avanesyan
66
🇪🇸
R. Masarova
362
🇷🇺
15
L. Samsonova
646
🇹🇳
10
O. Jabeur
66
🇯🇵
M. Uchijima
31
🇺🇸
R. Montgomery (Q)
66
🇦🇺
O. Gadecki (Q)
44
🇨🇭
V. Golubic
21
🇩🇪
J. Niemeier
66
🇵🇱
M. Linette
57113
🇺🇦
21
E. Svitolina
7696
🇬🇧
32
K. Boulter
77
🇩🇪
T. Maria
665
🇬🇧
H. Dart
66
🇨🇳
Z. Bai
40
🇨🇳
X. Wang
736
🇧🇬
V. Tomova
6460
🇺🇸
A. Kreuger
20
🇺🇸
5
J. Pegula
66
🇨🇳
8
Q. Zheng
624
🇳🇿
L. Sun (Q)
466
🇧🇪
A. Van Uytvanck
43
🇺🇦
Y. Starodubtseva (Q)
66
🇷🇴
I. Begu
04
🇨🇳
L. Zhu
66
🇺🇸
T. Townsend
641
🇷🇺
25
A. Pavlyuchenkova
76
🇲🇽
22
R. Zarazua (LL)
63
🇬🇧
E. Raducanu (WC)
76
🇯🇵
N. Hibino
624
🇧🇪
E. Mertens
266
🇳🇱
A. Rus
66
🇨🇳
Y. Yuan
23
🇺🇸
M. Kessler (Q)
31
🇬🇷
9
M. Sakkari
66
🇷🇺
14
D. Kasatkina
66
🇨🇳
S. Zhang
30
🇩🇪
T. Korpatsch
21
🇬🇧
Y. Miyazaki (WC)
66
🇪🇸
P. Badosa
66
🇨🇿
K. Muchova
32
🇨🇿
B. Fruhvirtova
166
🇷🇺
24
M. Andreeva
632
🇺🇦
28
D. Yastremska
67
🇦🇷
N. Podoroska
162
🇺🇦
L. Tsurenko
31
🇫🇷
V. Gracheva
66
🇭🇷
D. Vekic
366
🇨🇳
X. Wang
634
🇺🇸
E. Bektas
6563
🇷🇺
3
E. Andreeva (LL)
736
🇮🇹
7
J. Paolini
76
🇪🇸
S. Sorribes Tormo
53
🇧🇪
G. Minnen
76
🇬🇧
H. Watson (WC)
54
🇨🇦
B. Andreescu
66
🇷🇴
J. Cristian
42
🇮🇹
S. Errani
631
🇨🇿
26
L. Noskova
76
🇺🇦
18
M. Kostyuk
66
🇸🇰
R. Sramkova
32
🇦🇺
D. Saville
66
🇺🇸
P. Stearns
42
🇸🇰
A. Schmiedlova
064
🇨🇳
Y. Wang
636
🇮🇹
M. Trevisan
464
🇺🇸
12
M. Keys
67
🇫🇷
16
E. Jaquemot (LL)
33
🇺🇸
S. Stephens
66
🇨🇿
K. Pliskova
645
🇷🇺
D. Shnaider
467
🇯🇵
N. Osaka (WC)
616
🇫🇷
D. Parry
164
🇨🇳
Q. Wang
02
🇺🇸
19
E. Navarro
66
🇷🇴
29
S. Cirstea
620
🇬🇧
S. Kartal (Q)
366
🇩🇪
E. Lys (Q)
24
🇫🇷
C. Burel
66
🇷🇸
O. Danilovic (LL)
51
🇷🇴
A. Todoni
76
🇺🇸
C. Dolehide
12
🇺🇸
2
C. Gauff
66
🇵🇱
1
I. Swiatek
66
🇭🇷
P. Martic
43
🇰🇿
Y. Putintseva
646
🇨🇿
27
K. Siniakova
062
🇫🇷
23
C. Garcia
634
🇺🇸
B. Pera
366
🇺🇦
D. Snigur (Q)
30
🇱🇻
13
J. Ostapenko
66
🇺🇸
11
D. Collins
66
🇭🇺
D. Galfi
34
🇨🇴
C. Osorio (RET)
🇧🇷
20
B. Haddad Maia
3
🇨🇿
31
B. Krejcikova
77
🇺🇸
K. Volynets (Q)
6665
🇪🇸
C. Bucsa
613
🇪🇸
J. Bouzas Maneiro
76
🇰🇿
4
E. Rybakina
636
🇩🇪
L. Siegemund
363
🇩🇰
C. Wozniacki (WC)
637
🇨🇦
30
L. Fernandez
265
🇷🇺
17
A. Kalinskaya
66
🇨🇿
M. Bouzkova
41
🇷🇺
E. Avanesyan
33
🇷🇺
15
L. Samsonova
66
🇹🇳
10
O. Jabeur
67
🇺🇸
R. Montgomery (Q)
15
🇩🇪
J. Niemeier
34
🇺🇦
21
E. Svitolina
66
🇬🇧
32
K. Boulter
6168
🇬🇧
H. Dart
46710
🇨🇳
X. Wang
6676
🇺🇸
5
J. Pegula
4791
🇳🇿
L. Sun (Q)
466
🇺🇦
Y. Starodubtseva (Q)
632
🇨🇳
L. Zhu
66
🇷🇺
25
A. Pavlyuchenkova
43
🇬🇧
E. Raducanu
66
🇧🇪
E. Mertens
12
🇳🇱
A. Rus
53
🇬🇷
9
M. Sakkari
76
🇷🇺
14
D. Kasatkina
66
🇬🇧
Y. Miyazaki (WC)
00
🇪🇸
P. Badosa
66
🇨🇿
B. Fruhvirtova
42
🇺🇦
28
D. Yastremska
36710
🇫🇷
V. Gracheva
6465
🇭🇷
D. Vekic
66
🇷🇺
E. Andreeva (LL)
23
🇮🇹
7
J. Paolini
76
🇧🇪
G. Minnen
652
🇨🇦
B. Andreescu
67
🇨🇿
26
L. Noskova
365
🇺🇦
18
M. Kostyuk
476
🇦🇺
D. Saville
6624
🇨🇳
Y. Wang
22
🇺🇸
12
M. Keys
66
🇺🇸
S. Stephens
11
🇷🇺
D. Shnaider
66
🇯🇵
N. Osaka (WC)
41
🇺🇸
19
E. Navarro
66
🇬🇧
S. Kartal (Q)
656
🇫🇷
C. Burel
373
🇷🇴
A. Todoni
21
🇺🇸
2
C. Gauff
66
🇵🇱
1
I. Swiatek
612
🇰🇿
Y. Putintseva
366
🇺🇸
B. Pera
13
🇱🇻
13
J. Ostapenko
6
🇺🇸
11
D. Collins
66
🇧🇷
20
B. Haddad Maia
44
🇨🇿
31
B. Krejcikova
64
🇪🇸
J. Bouzas Maneiro (RET)
03
🇰🇿
4
E. Rybakina
66
🇩🇰
C. Wozniacki
01
🇷🇺
17
A. Kalinskaya
76
🇷🇺
15
L. Samsonova
642
🇹🇳
10
O. Jabeur
164
🇺🇦
21
E. Svitolina
67
🇬🇧
H. Dart
653
🇨🇳
X. Wang
276
🇳🇿
L. Sun (Q)
778
🇨🇳
L. Zhu
6466
🇬🇧
E. Raducanu
66
🇬🇷
9
M. Sakkari
23
🇷🇺
14
D. Kasatkina
6664
🇪🇸
P. Badosa
7846
🇺🇦
28
D. Yastremska
6471
🇭🇷
D. Vekic
7636
🇮🇹
7
J. Paolini
76
🇨🇦
B. Andreescu
641
🇺🇦
18
M. Kostyuk
43
🇺🇸
12
M. Keys
66
🇷🇺
D. Shnaider
634
🇺🇸
19
E. Navarro
266
🇬🇧
S. Kartal (Q)
40
🇺🇸
2
C. Gauff
66
🇰🇿
Y. Putintseva
🇱🇻
13
J. Ostapenko
🇺🇸
11
D. Collins
🇨🇿
31
B. Krejcikova
🇰🇿
4
E. Rybakina
🇷🇺
17
A. Kalinskaya
🇺🇦
21
E. Svitolina
🇨🇳
X. Wang
🇳🇿
L. Sun (Q)
656
🇬🇧
E. Raducanu (WC)
272
🇪🇸
P. Badosa
264
🇭🇷
D. Vekic
616
🇮🇹
7
J. Paolini
6665
🇺🇸
12
M. Keys (RET)
3785
🇺🇸
19
E. Navarro
66
🇺🇸
2
C. Gauff
43
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
🇳🇿
L. Sun (Q)
🇭🇷
D. Vekic
🇮🇹
7
J. Paolini
🇺🇸
19
E. Navarro
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
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