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A British player advanced to the Wimbledon semi-finals after defeating Flavio Cobolli in straight sets. The player, ranked 114th, will face Alex Zverev on Friday.
A British player advanced to the Wimbledon semi-finals after defeating Flavio Cobolli in straight sets. The player, ranked 114th in the world, had won just two grand slam matches before this tournament. The quarter-final victory came after the player had already secured wins over the past 10 days. The run marks a shift from earlier results at major tournaments.
Path to the semi-finals The player cited Emma Raducanu’s 2021 US Open title as a model for handling the pressure of successive matches. “My memory of it was that it was impressive how she didn't let the occasion get to her,” the player said after the quarter-final.
The player added that Raducanu kept winning against higher-ranked opponents until claiming the title. The same approach of focusing on one match at a time has been applied during the current run.
Preparation for the next match The player noted improvements in defensive play and returning serve. These changes were tested in earlier matches where the player recovered from deficits. The player also said the Centre Court crowd has provided support during key moments. The same tactics are planned for the semi-final against Alex Zverev.
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