Wimbledon 2025: The latest top-seed becomes to get out Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka bow out. Tennis news
Australian Open Champion Madison Keys joined the mass migration of top seeds in Wimbledon on Friday as Carlos Alakraj prepared his discovery for the third direct title to resume his discovery.Kise 6-3, 6-3 defeats by Laura Sigmund of Germany means that only world number one Aryana Sabalenka is still out of the top six women seeds at the All England Club. Coco Goff, Jessica Pegula, Jasmine Paolini and Zheng Kinwen had already fallen from the road.On behalf of men, half of the top -10 seeds have gone, although champions Alkaraz and world number one Jannik Sinner are still standing.The US sixth seed Keys won 13 of their 14 Grand Slam matches this year, but made 31 unexpected errors in a brilliant performance against 37 -year -old Seigamund, which finished 104th in the world. Sabalenka will later be desperate to deer this trend in the center court, when she faces a possible difficult encounter against former US Open champion Emma Redukanu in the third round.
In the third round of action at the All England Club, Japan’s four -time Grand Slam Champion Naomi Osaka lost in three sets of Russia’s Anastasia Pavaliichenkova, which finished 50 in the world. Osaka has not reached the fourth round of a Grand Slam as he won the Australian Open in 2021, but is still hungry for success.“I think when I still have the opportunity to try to do so, I want, even if I get very upset when I lose, but I think it’s my competitive nature. It’s also a younger sister syndrome,” she said.
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To complete their second round match, we took just 71 seconds of men’s 10th seed Ben Shelton, with 6-2, 7-5, 6-4 against Rinke Hijikata of Australia, as the match was closed on Thursday due to failure of the match.
