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Sinner overcomes tricky Borges test at Wimbledon

Sinner overcomes tricky Borges test at Wimbledon
BBC News Wednesday 01 July 2026, 15:49 UTC 1 min read
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Jannik Sinner's tricky start to his Wimbledon title defence continues as he overcomes a stern second-round test against Portugal's Nuno Borges.

Jannik Sinner's tricky start to his Wimbledon title defence continues as he overcomes a stern second-round test against Portugal's Nuno Borges.
Borges (PERSON) Wimbledon Jannik Sinner's (PERSON) Wimbledon (ORG) Portugal (LOCATION) Nuno Borges (PERSON)
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