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Flo Clifford

‘My time will come’: Katie Boulter on Wimbledon heartbreak, fighting back from injury, and searching for ‘her moment’

Katie Boulter lost in the second round at Wimbledon but believes her performances are trending in the right direction - (Getty Images)

The rigours of the tennis tour wait for no one. Last month Katie Boulter was trying to string together a run on the grass. A second-round loss at Wimbledon brought an end to that, but there was no time to dwell on the defeat. That is not the 29-year-old’s style.

Instead, it was pretty much straight back to work at the National Tennis Centre before landing in the heat and humidity of Washington – “a shock to the system” – with her focus firmly on the next half of the season: seven weeks in the US, a week at home, before jetting off again for another two-and-a-half-month stint in Asia.

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