by Wimbledon 2025 promises to be a bloodbath for some best -classified players, and Tommy Paul is the last Domino to die for. Paul, the seeded n ° 13 and one of the best classified Americans in the tournament, came across the Austrian Sébastien Osters in four sets.
Paul was dominant to start, taking the first set 6-1. But then, Onener retaliated, taking the three very contested sets following, 7-5, 6-4, 7-5. Although Paul has ahead of Overner in several key statistics, the Austrian played daringly, picking up nearly 50 uncomposed mistakes but also winning more global points.
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Wimbledon of this year has already seen a large number of upheavals in the first two players. On the female side, four of the five most classified players were eliminated in the first three days. Several best male players, including Alexander Zverev, n ° 3, and Jack Draper, n ° 4, also lost at the start of the tournament.
Paul’s loss also leaves Wimbledon with few Americans to stay, both for men and women. Frances Tiafoe, seeded n ° 12, lost against Cameron Norrie on Tuesday, while several non -rescued Americans have already left the single male tournament. On the female side, Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff were both eliminated after the losses of the first round in right sets.
The best classified American man still in the tournament is Taylor Fritz, n ° 5, who progressed in the third round after a five sets marathon against the Canadian not rescued Gabriel Diallo. Fritz survived a whole challenge of Diallo, abandoning the first set and picking up a broken equality before finally finishing the match.
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Another high -seeded American, n ° 10 Ben Shelton, is also in the running, although his second round match against Rinky Hijikata was suspended due to the dark with Shelton has only one match to win.
