The Heat Wave in London, Monday and Tuesday, beat the notes to All England Club. The thermometer has not reached 32º C at the beginning of the centenary tournament as the meteorological scales have officially measured.
Wimbledon has launched prevention and health protocols for little well -known event conditions, though nothing is unique in the professional tennis circuit, with ovens such as Melbourne or Cincinnati.
Although a major problem is faced with the contest, stating that the numbers of the world are advancing the cycles to have a attractive -attractive program, especially on the second day.
Alarm in Serbian Novak djokovicHeptacampeón, he needs the help of the doctor in the middle. Wimbledon is afraid of another stunning victim in an uninterrupted sneak of serial heads.
23 Preclassified, 13 men and 10 women fell. A catastrophe in Wimbledon, the full note on the Grand Slam is equal Brandon Nakashimathat the rivalry will not end on Tuesday due to lack of natural light.
The figure is more relevant considering that there are 8 top-10 that does not reach the second rotation. To masculine, Alexander Zverev (3), Lorenzo Musetti (7), Holger Rune (8) and Daniil Medvedev (9). In addition to other heavyweights such as Stefanos Tsitsipas, Halle’s recent champion Alexander Bublik, or former Italy finalist Matteo Berrettini.
In the woman, the queen of Roland Garros and No. 2, the American Coco GauffShe immediately claudicated, like her countryman Jessica Pegula (3), the Chinese Olympic Gold Qinwen Zheng (5) and the Spanish Paula Badosa (10).
There are many surprises with heat. This Wednesday begins with the second twist, with the rains of the first time London’s grass. There are two stadiums with retractable roofs, middle tracks and 1. A blessing for large cracks, whose games are always formed in privilege scenarios. They want to see, live and on television or mobile device.
Source: La Verdad
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