New Zealand's Lulu Sun makes history at Wimbledon by defeating Emma Raducanu in an intense match. Find out how this underdog triumphed!
Lulu Sun made headlines at Wimbledon by defeating the favorite, Emma Raducanu, in a thrilling match that ended 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. Sun, ranked 123rd in the world, showcased her skills and composure on Centre Court, becoming the first New Zealander since Chris Lewis to play a singles match there. Her victory over Raducanu, a pre-match favorite, exemplifies the unpredictability of tennis and the power of determination.
Hailing from New Zealand, Sun's remarkable journey to the quarter-finals included winning three qualifying matches to secure her spot in the women's field at Wimbledon. As a former Texas Longhorn, Sun's persistence and hard work paid off as she pushed through the qualifiers to now stand among the elite players at the prestigious tournament. Her success on the court highlights the global reach of tennis and the depth of talent present in unexpected places.
The British media and tennis fans alike were captivated by Sun's performance, praising her 'thunderbolt' forehands and calm demeanor under pressure. Sun's astonishing win over Raducanu not only secured her a spot in the quarterfinals but also earned her well-deserved recognition and respect from the tennis community. As she continues her Wimbledon journey, all eyes are on this rising star from New Zealand, eager to see how far she can go in the tournament.
In a surprising turn of events, Lulu Sun's victory over Emma Raducanu at Wimbledon marks a significant moment in New Zealand tennis history. Sun's win not only showcases the potential for upsets in the sport but also highlights the importance of perseverance and belief in one's abilities. As she advances further in the tournament, the spotlight remains on this talented newcomer, stirring excitement and anticipation among fans worldwide.
This was a memorable match for so many reasons. Sun became the first New Zealander to play a singles match on Centre Court at Wimbledon since Chris Lewis in the ...
Emma Raducanu bowed out as Lulu Sun, the world No 123, won 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 to make it through to the quarter-finals.
The Kiwi player's victory over pre-match favourite Emma Raducanu shows "anything really is possible".
Lulu Sun, currently ranked No. 123 in the world, had to win three qualifying matches to get into the women's field, and now she's the first-ever Longhorn ...
After winning three qualifier matches, Sun advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals with a three-set win over England's Emma Raducanu.
Great Britain's Emma Raducanu lost to qualifier Lulu Sun in the fourth round at Wimbledon after an intense three-set battle.
New Zealand qualifier Lulu Sun continued her stunning Wimbledon debut by ousting Emma Raducanu in the fourth round at Wimbledon.
Lulu Sun's ''thunderbolt'' forehands and her calm demeanour captured attention during her victory over British star Emma Raducanu at Wimbledon.
Lulu Sun, who played in college at Texas, celebrates after defeating Emma Raducanu of Britain in their fourth round match at the Wimbledon tennis championships ...
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LONDON — The word “astonish” decorated the front of Lulu Sun's white shirt and it proved an entirely appropriate flourish as the 123rd–ranked qualifier ...
Tennis qualifier Lulu Sun, who holds the 123rd world ranking, put in a remarkable performance on Centre Court at Wimbledon as she knocked out Emma Raducanu ...
Te Anau-born Lulu Sun has defeated Emma Raducanu to become the first New Zealand woman to reach the quarterfinals at Wimbledon.
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Lulu Sun grew up in a tiny town in New Zealand. On Sunday she beat Emma Raducanu on Centre Court at Wimbledon to reach the quarterfinals.
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