Served with Andy Roddick

5 SETTER: Murray’s Legacy, Wimbledon Modernizes, Rune’s Rackets & more

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Jun 27, 2025
In this week’s highlights, Holger Rune turns shattered rackets into cash for charity. Wimbledon is set to ditch line judges for technology, marking a new era. Andy Murray's legacy grows as a statue is unveiled in his honor. The PTPA takes steps to address player rights with an amended antitrust lawsuit, while player withdrawals create ripple effects in the tournament. Exciting times ahead as the Wimbledon Draw Show approaches!
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ANECDOTE

Rune's Smashed Rackets for Sale

  • Holger Rune sells his smashed rackets as signed collectibles in his merch store.
  • He runs it with his sister, and a portion of proceeds go to charity.
INSIGHT

PTPA Lawsuit Evolves to Reform Tennis

  • The PTPA amended its antitrust lawsuit, removing some defendants and engaging in talks with SLAMs.
  • The case aims to reform tennis for players, fans, and stakeholders without court intervention.
ANECDOTE

Wimbledon Player Withdrawals 2024

  • Several high-profile players withdrew from Wimbledon, including Casper Ruud and Kai Nishikori due to injuries or rest plans.
  • Last year's surprise champ, Barbora Krejcikova, pulled out mid-tournament to rest for Wimbledon.
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