Ons Jabeur makes history by reaching Wimbledon final
Ons Jabeur beat Tatjana Maria in a thrilling Wimbledon showdown on Thursday to win a place in Saturday's showpiece final.
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No room for friendship as Ons Jabeur sets sights on historic Wimbledon final
Ons Jabeur and Tatjana Maria will need to set aside their close friendship on Thursday when the pair meet for a place in the Wimbledon final.
Wimbledon order of play, day 11 – When are Simona Halep and Ons Jabeur playing their semi-finals?
It's women's semi-finals day at Wimbledon on Thursday as three of the semi-finalists bid to reach their first-ever Grand Slam final. The only one with experience of a final is Simona Halep who has played five of them at Grand Slam level, winning two — including Wimbledon in 2019. Ad/> For the other three players — Ons Jabeur, Tatjana Maria and Elena Rybakina — this is unchartered territory as they get to grips with quiet locker rooms, raucous atmospheres and plenty of butterflies.
Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur’s date with history
HAMMAM SOUSSE, Tunisia: Ons Jabeur will make history on Thursday when she walks on to the Centre Court at Wimbledon as the first Arab woman to compete in a Grand Slam semifinal.
Emotions on hold as Mum Tatjana takes on Aunt Ons
LONDON: When barbecue buddies Ons Jabeur and Tatjana Maria step on to Centre Court for their Wimbledon semi-final on Thursday, the loyalties of an eight-year-old German girl who will be sitting in the players' box will be severely tested.
Elena Rybakina fights back to beat Ajla Tomljanovic and reach Wimbledon semi-final against Simona Halep
Elena Rybakina reached her first Grand Slam semi-final after fighting back to beat Ajla Tomljanovic in three sets at Wimbledon. Tomljanovic took the opening set, but world No. 23 Rybakina won seven games in a row to turn the contest around and come through 4-6 6-2 6-3.
Tunisia's 'Roger Federer': How Ons Jabeur became a tennis star
Omar Laabidi remembers being repeatedly beaten by a 12-year-old Jabeur, who will Thursday become the first Arab to play in a Grand Slam semi-final, at Wimbledon. "We used to call her 'Roger Federer'," Laabidi said. He was talking at the tennis club where it all began, in the North African country's coastal town of Hammam Sousse.