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New Wimbledon champion! Linda Noskova wins her first Grand Slam

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11 July 2026, 19:05
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Linda Noskova, a player from the Czech Republic, won the Wimbledon tournament in the final with a score of 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 against her compatriot, Karolina Muchova.


The match, which lasted approximately two and a half hours, was balanced and full of intensity. This victory marks the first Grand Slam title of Linda Noskova's career, who, due to this success, rises 5 places in the WTA rankings, reaching the 7th position, her best ranking in her career. Linda Noskova will take a break until August 3, when she will return to the WTA circuit at the tournament in Toronto.

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Linda Noskova scrie istorie pe iarba londoneză. Tenismena din Cehia de doar 21 de ani a cucerit primul titlu de Grand Slam al carierei

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