Wimbledon 2022 draw: Emma Raducanu & Serena Williams’ route to the final
The 2022 Wimbledon draw has been made and the likes of Emma Raducanu and Serena Williams have learnt their fate.
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The 2022 Wimbledon draw has been made and the likes of Emma Raducanu and Serena Williams have learnt their fate.
Emma Raducanu has a tough opening match on her return to Wimbledon as she will face recent Surbiton and Gaiba champion, and strong grass-courter, Alison van Uytvanck. The 19-year-old made her Grand Slam debut at the All England Club a year ago as the 338th-ranked wildcard and returns as the 10th seed and US Open champion. Raducanu is in the opposite half of the draw to world No 1 Iga Swiatek and 23-time Major champion Serena Williams so could only face them in the final, but has this year's Australian Open runner-up Danielle Collins and in-form world No 3 Ons Jabeur in her quarter.
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