Chris Oddo| @thefanchild | Tuesday, July 1, 2025
Can you imagine it? Holger runes and Nicolas Jarry Fence repairing while doing Tik Tok Dance? Dann said the following words after waving two sets of love and we are trying to portray it after Wimbledon’s lead against Chile on Day 1.
His comments are reminiscent of Aryna Sabalenka’s disdainful comments about Coco Gauff after this year’s Roland-Garros women’s singles final.
The 22-year-old said at the All England Club: “I mean, if I played normally, I would beat him nine out of ten, respect Nicolas Jarry. Obviously, my knees weren’t much easier today, but, yes, that’s not very good.”
To be fair, Runes struggled with knee issues during their losses.
Holger Rune said after Wimbledon’s loss to Jarry that under normal circumstances he would beat him 10 out of 10:“Under normal circumstances, I beat him nine times in nine out of ten, all the due respect for Nicolás Arry. Obviously, my knees aren’t easy today, but yes, it… pic.twitter.com/ftpeqsfyva
– Tennisletter (@Thetennisletter) June 30, 2025
Not the ultimate respect for his opponent, but Jarry, who made his first two comeback in his career and probably didn’t care. World No. 143 is happy that it is still alive. He will face American learner Tien in the second round.
The Chilean has been working on health issues, especially vestibular neuritis, which has led to his hearing and vision.
Former No. 16 in the world, Jarry had to qualify for a major draw, snatched seven games in the first round of the Grand Slam, but has not won home games in the Grand Slam since the 2023 U.S. Open.
Comeback completed 🔁Nicolas Jarry#wimbledon pic.twitter.com/ytsieejauy
— Wimbledon (@wimbledon) June 30, 2025
