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The New York Times5d
Madison Keys latest Wimbledon seed to fall after grass masterclass from Laura Siegemund - The Athletic - The New York Times
Madison Keys, the Australian Open champion and No. 6 seed, fell to a performance of craft and mastery of the grass from Laura Siegemund, the German world No. 104.
Sporting News4d
Who is Laura Siegemund? Meet the 37-year-old German tennis player who stunned No. 6 Madison Keys at Wimbledon
Keys' Wimbledon run came to an end against Laura Siegemund, a German player who's been playing professionally since 2006.
Lost Keys
This most unpredictable of Wimbledons delivered yet another surprise Friday when reigning Australian Open champion Madison ...
News9Live on MSN4d
Wimbledon 2025: Australian Open champion Madison Keys exits in third round after defeat to Laura Siegemund
Madison Keys exits Wimbledon 2025 in the third round, falling to Laura Siegemund as top seeds continue to tumble in a ...
Madison Keys joins seeded players to lose early; Osaka fades
Madison Keys became the latest top-seeded player to suffer an early loss at Wimbledon, while Naomi Osaka once again exited in ...
New York Post4d
Madison Keys loses in stunning Wimbledon upset - New York Post
Laura Siegemund of celebrates winning match point against Madison Keys. Getty Images When it ended with one last backhand return from Keys that sailed wide, Siegemund smiled broadly, ...
Sports Illustrated6d
Laura Siegemund vs. Madison Keys Prediction, Odds for Wimbledon Round 3 - Sports Illustrated
Laura Siegemund vs. Madison Keys: Prediction and What the Odds Say Keys is set as a significant favorite in this match at -750 odds. If you translate those odds to implied probability, she ...
Women's Tennis Association5d
At 37 years old, Siegemund knocks out No. 6 Keys to extend Wimbledon run
After years of early exits, Laura Siegemund’s steady hand and disruptive style sent Madison Keys home in straight sets, ...
WPLG5d
Another seed leaves Wimbledon when Madison Keys is surprised by Laura Siegemund - WPLG Local 10
Laura Siegemund of Germany, right, greets Madison Keys of the U.S. at the net after winning their women's singles third round match at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, Friday, ...