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July 10, 1981: The day Flushing Meadows hosted its first Davis Cup tie
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On this day in 1981, the USA hosted Czechoslovakia in the first ever Davis Cup tie to be played at the home of the US Open
Arthur Fery, the unlikely saviour of British tennis at Wimbledon
Born in France to French parents, Fery moved to England as a baby and has transformed British hopes at this year's Wimbledon
“Was it the right one? Maybe not” – Gauff and the missed drop shot that kept Muchova alive on the way to the Wimbledon final
Coco Gauff admitted she'd probably have played a slice forehand instead if she had that match point over again, while Karolina Muchova revealed she'd already tracked down Gauff's drop shot once before in the same tiebreak and expected to get to this one too. Their duelling accounts of one point decided a Wimbledon semi-final and sent Muchova through to Saturday's final.
Champion and admirer at once: Sinner’s two selves meet Djokovic again
Hours after speaking of him only in the conditional, Jannik Sinner has his Wimbledon semifinal against Novak Djokovic – the idol he watched as a teenager and once thought unreachable, now standing between the world No. 1 and a second straight title.
Muchova into a first Wimbledon final after Gauff misses her penalty on match point
Karolina Muchova saved a match point and outlasted Coco Gauff 6-2, 1-6, 7-6 (12-10) in a 34-degree epic to reach a first Wimbledon final, guaranteeing the women's game a first-time Grand Slam champion. For Gauff, the only former major winner left in the draw, it was a brutal way to fall – a netted forehand dropshot on match point the difference between the final and the exit.
“You create the best humans”: Sandra Zaniewska, the coach who set Marta Kostyuk free
“I felt really lost”: Cobolli and the price of being the favourite
British wildcard Fery on playing Zverev for place in Wimbledon final: “I have nothing to lose”
Taylor Fritz rues knee injury in Zverev defeat: “I panicked”
Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk slams IOC decision to lift Russia ban: “I want to beat every Russian I play in Olympics”
Beaten Mertens says Linda Noskova can win Wimbledon
Czech Noskova inspired by “the Petra Kvitova” as she sets her sights on Wimbledon title
Kostyuk and Noskova reach the last four and will meet for a place in the Wimbledon final
July 8, 2006: The day Amelie Mauresmo justified her status as world No 1 by winning Wimbledon
Djokovic: “I always have the highest expectations for myself”
“With a racket and a lot of heart” – Djokovic outlasts Auger-Aliassime in a five-hour epic to reach a record 15th Wimbledon semifinal
Sinner keeps his cool and stays red hot at Wimbledon