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3rd fan faints during Wimbledon semi-finals

Heat returns to Wimbledon as Aryna Sabalenka offers water and ice pack to fans at Centre Court

Players and fans felt the impact of high temperatures at Wimbledon when Thursday’s semifinal match between top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova was delayed twice in the first set because of...

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Aryna Sabalenka applauded for helping fan at Wimbledon

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Third fan faints during Wimbledon semi-finals after Aryna Sabalenka provides water to help

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Both Wimbledon women’s semifinals halted due to unwell supporters on Centre Court

Thursday’s Wimbledon semifinal between Aryna Sabalenka and American Amanda Anisimova was halted by two stoppages in the first set due to spectators being taken ill in the stands.

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Wimbledon semi-finals: Dominant Swiatek leads Bencic by set and break

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Wimbledon: Swiatek leads Bencic in first set of semi-final - watch, listen & follow

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Wimbledon semi-finals: Anisimova takes first set against top seed Sabalenka

There's such commitment in her groundstrokes. She's hitting well, she's moving well, she's anticipating.

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Heated exchange mars end of Amanda Anisimova’s epic Wimbledon upset over Aryna Sabalenka

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Aryna Sabalenka fumes as Amanda Anisimova celebrates net cord: ‘Why didn’t you say sorry?’

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Wimbledon play interrupted after spectator receives medical assistance on Centre Court

Carlos Alcaraz was one of the first to spot the incident that occurred during the fifth set of his opening match of the tournament.

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Alcaraz brings water to fan ill in the stands

Carlos Alcaraz notices a fan has fallen ill while watching his match against Fabio Fognini and brings a bottle of water over to help.

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Water breaks, fans and ice as Paris heatwave forces tweaks to the Games

Water breaks, fans and ice as Paris heatwave forces tweaks to the Games. ... If the heat gets worse, a panel including the tournament referee and medical professionals could decide to suspend play.