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Williams was beaten in her first singles match for a year but did not rule out coming back to Wimbledon

French player Harmony Tan said on Wednesday she would need time to recover from the "wow" factor of beating seven-time champion Serena Williams.

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Serena Williams was defeated in her first singles match for a year on Tuesday, going down 7-5, 1-6, 7/6 (10/7) to unseeded Harmony Tan in the first round of Wimbledon. "For my first Wimbledon it's wow -- just wow," AFP quoted Tan as saying. Seven-time champion Williams was cheered as…

Fans' favourites Emma Raducanu and Sir Andy Murray among the nine Brits to make it through the first round - and there could be one more to come

The American ace suffered shock loss to little-known Harmony Tan and admitted that she doesn't know whether she will return to play at the All-England Club

The third day of The Championships will see more singles matches and the first rounds of doubles.

With the Centre Court roof closed for the final two sets and the time approaching the Wimbledon curfew, Tan had one match point snatched away when the 40-year-old Williams served at 5-6 in a rollercoaster deciding set

She lost her first singles match in more than a year to Harmony Tan, but displayed the fight that has made her 27-year career so spectacular.