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Katie Boulter believes her first-round Wimbledon battle will set her up for a climb through the SW19 draw after digging deep for victory on No. 3 Court.

Jan Choinski left everything he had on Wimbledon’s Court 17 and was satisfied with his dogged determination despite falling short in a five-set thriller.

Jacob Fearnley hopes to complete a remarkable journey from Roger Federer’s hitting partner to Novak Djokovic’s conqueror.

Paul Jubb insisted he is ready to regularly compete against the very best despite falling to defeat in a marathon first-round Wimbledon encounter.

There is no grander stage in tennis than Wimbledon’s Centre Court. It is home to the biggest stars and often the biggest battles, with the odd upset sometimes thrown in too.

Sonay Kartal felt like she was playing in the park rather than on the pristine lawns of the All England Club after claiming her first-ever main draw victory.

In the close quarters combat sport of Grand Slam tennis, winning ugly has become a mantra and Emma Raducanu is certainly happy to take success however unattractive it might be.

Lily Miyazaki hailed one of her finest days on a tennis court as she earned her first win at Wimbledon.

Liam Broady feels he has every reason to be optimistic following a first-round Wimbledon defeat after coming back to court from the toughest of setbacks.

Wimbledon’s own Arthur Fery insists his marathon encounter with Germany’s Daniel Altmaier will bolster his long-term Grand Slam chances. In

Charles Broom is determined to take the lessons out of losing after falling to first-round defeat at Wimbledon. Broom took