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American tennis professionals were bounced early from Wimbledon This year, with several best classified players in the first and second round of the tournament in the historic All England Club this week.
Frances Tiafoe, the male player of the 12th sown, left Grand Slam after losing a hard battle against Cam Norrie in the second round on Wednesday. The British tennis The player, who entered the seedless tournament, advanced to the third round after a 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 victory.
Frances Tiafoe of the United States reacts after losing a point while playing Cameron Norrie in Great Britain during his second round of male singles in the Wimbledon tennis championship in London, on Wednesday, July 2, 2025. (Photo of Alastair Grant/AP)
But Tiafoe was not the only American who suffered a surprising defeat.
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Gotera of coconut And Jessica Pegula, the best American female players sown, went out after suffering whims in the first round on Tuesday.
“I was definitely fighting in the locker room. I don’t like losing,” said the current champion of the France Open, after losing his game in straight sets against a Dayana Yastremska not sown on Tuesday. “The main thing I am sure that my team and everyone will tell me (it): ‘You did well in Roland-Garros. You are not so annoying.’ Things like that.”
Coco Goorf (USA (Geoff Burke/Imagn images)
American Tennis Pro Jessica Pegula suffers an impressive early way out of Wimbledon
Early in the day, Pegula also lost in straight sets to the Italian tennis player of 116th place Elisabetta Cocciaretto. He continued only a few days after the victory over the five -time Grand Slam champion, IgA Swiatek, on grass courts at the Bad Manurg Open in Germany.
But the Americans were not the only ones who ended up their dreams of Wimbledon.
Jessica Pegula of the United States leaves the court after losing to Elisabetta Cocciaretto of Italy during her single women’s single party in the Wimbledon tennis championship in London, on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. (Ben Whitley/Pa through AP)
The three -time Grand Slam finalist and seed No. 3, Alexander Zverev, lost his first round of Arthur Rinderknech, classified by 72, in five sets.
The sown No. 7 Lorenzo Musetti was sent to pack by Nikoloz Basilashvili in the first round, and the main finalists Zheng Qinwen, seed number 5, and Karolina Muchva, seed number 15, also left after their first games.
