Hey everyone, John Wortham here.

It is today's version of QuickServe, presented by Oslo's Sleep Buds.

This is our daily monologue, our daily podcast, wrapping up action from Wimbledon, 24.

John Wortham behind Court 14 here, we check in daily with quick hits, highlighting the top

moments, storylines, upsets, factoids. And on the six day, are you sitting down? It rained a little bit,

which caused some chaos to the schedule. We jest. It has been six days of rain here. But the sun did come out and all in all.

This was an outstanding day of tennis. A lot of fun, a lot of surprising results, a lot of late

matches. We're still, I'm recording this about 8.30 local and there is still tennis going on

on most of the courts, including the big ones, which will probably go into the night.

The big story today, the one that generated its own New York Times text alert.

Ege Schwantec goes down in the third round to Yulia Putin's Sava.

We've talked before, including on this podcast, many times about how Ega has not performed on grass,

nearly commensurate with her results on other surfaces, Clay in

particular.

It is a bitty funny because she is a former junior champion here, but it hasn't happened for

her at Wimbledon and now another year of disappointment.

She goes down on the third round to Putin Sava.

I would say the result is a mild upset.

Putin Sava, not much of a grass track record

herself, at least before this year, but she's a battler, feisty player, she can give top players

difficulty, beat Naomi Osaka here once. I would say the real upset is the storyline and the scoreline.

Eagle won the first set, 6'3, and then absolutely vanished. She lost the first set,

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