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Sinner says successful Wimbledon defense sweet after French Open shock. The princess donated her 'Wimbledon bow' – a brooch featuring the tournament's iconic colors. The 24-year-old's durability in marathon encounters has long been a concern, with Sinner having lost eight of his previous nine matches that went the distance.
Furthermore, 'At 29, this is the first time I believed I could win this trophy, so thank you to you guys as well. Every time I played the court was full, I never felt support like that at Wimbledon before and you are a big reason I made it to the final, so thank you for that.'.
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Sinner says successful Wimbledon defense sweet after French Open shock.
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The princess donated her 'Wimbledon bow' – a brooch featuring the tournament's iconic colors.
according to BBC Sport +2The 24-year-old's durability in marathon encounters has long been a concern, with Sinner having lost eight of his previous nine matches that went the distance.
according to BBC Sport'At 29, this is the first time I believed I could win this trophy, so thank you to you guys as well.
according to Daily Mail +1Every time I played the court was full, I never felt support like that at Wimbledon before and you are a big reason I made it to the final, so thank you for that.'
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Sinner says successful Wimbledon defense sweet after French Open shock.
omitted byRight sidePublic / Agenciescovered byCenterSinner wins Wimbledon 2026.
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