’Emotionally drained’ Katie Boulter is swept aside by Harmony Tan
A drained Katie Boulter admitted she ran out of steam as her Wimbledon run ended in disappointing fashion with a one-sided defeat by Harmony Tan in the third round.
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A drained Katie Boulter admitted she ran out of steam as her Wimbledon run ended in disappointing fashion with a one-sided defeat by Harmony Tan in the third round.
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Katie Boulter has defended Wimbledon's decision to schedule her on Court 2 after losing to Harmony Tan. The home favourite won just two games in a 51-minute beatdown after being scheduled at 11am outside of the two main showcourts but her opponent has since admitted she benefited from the match being relegated from Centre.
Tributes from across Scotland and the football world have been paid to Andy Goram, whose death was announced on Saturday morning.
There’s no Ashleigh Barty at Wimbledon this year, but that hasn’t stopped some fans from branding Harmony Tan a ‘reincarnation’ of the retired Australian.
Katie Boulter has not turned up for the start of boyfriend Alex De Minaur's Court 1 clash with her compatriot Liam Broady following her 51-minute beatdown to Harmony Tan in her own third-round match. The 25-year-old has been a supportive girlfriend all week, proudly cheering on the 19th seed from his box, but has been unable to make it for the beginning of his match because of her media commitments.
Wimbledon's royal box is full of British athletes and Olympians for the third round on Saturday as is often the case in the tournament's middle weekend. But the likes of Tom Daley and Gareth Southgate won't be able to watch their compatriots after Katie Boulter and Liam Broady were shunned from Centre Court.
WIMBLEDON, England: Whether her opponents are tournament favorites or crowd favorites, Harmony Tan keeps knocking them out of Wimbledon. First there was Serena Williams, a seven-time champion at the All England Club. Then came 32nd-seeded Sara Sorribes Tormo.