A teenager winning Wimbledon should come as a surprise. Boris Becker was unseeded when he won the tournament in 1985. Similarly, Maria Sharapova was seeded 13th when she won in 2004, her triumph over Serena Williams a historic upset at the time.
Yet, Hingis’ victory was anything but unexpected. In truth, it was actually predicted. The Swiss star was already number one in the world by this point and had reached the final of both the Australian Open and Roland-Garros that same season.
At this stage, it seemed the teenager was unstoppable.
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