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Vicki Hodges

United Kingdom
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Homepage Editor at Sky Sports, former deputy women's sport editor at The Telegraph. Views my own.
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Wimbledon: Karolina Muchova vs Linda Noskova face off in all-Czech final as women's singles draw continues to surprise

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By Vicki Hodges
| Sky Sports Verified
The last time two women from the same nation contested the singles final at Wimbledon was back in 2009. It will come as little surprise that it was Serena Williams taking on sister Venus for the Venus Rosewater Dish. On that day, Serena came through in straight sets, ending the reign of two-time defending champion Venus as the American clinched her third Wimbledon title and 11th major overall.
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Wimbledon: Can Arthur Fery follow in Emma Raducanu's footsteps and become the latest Brit to win a Grand Slam title as a rank outsider?

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By Vicki Hodges
| Sky Sports Verified
Given Britain's Arthur Fery is now only two victories away from achieving what looked to be mission impossible before Wimbledon started, it is only fair to draw comparisons. What had started as a whisper after the world No 114's fourth-round victory over Grigor Dimitrov has become more of a talking point among pundits and fans alike. Can Fery emulate Emma Raducanu and go on to win his first Grand Slam title from seemingly out of nowhere?
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Serena Williams comeback: What's next for 23-time Grand Slam champion after Wimbledon singles defeat - will she play US Open?

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By Vicki Hodges
| Sky Sports Verified
Serena Williams rolled back the years as she treated the lucky ticket holders on Centre Court and the millions more watching on TV to a night of pure drama at Wimbledon in her comeback match on Tuesday evening. The 44-year-old eventually ran out of gas against 20-year-old Maya Joint but only after she gave a glimpse of what everyone has been missing over the last four years.
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