Hey everyone, welcome to Quickserv presented by Oslo Sleep Buds.

I'm John Worth.

I'm behind Court 14.

Good news.

Andy is coming back soon.

We will have longer, more in-depth analysis starting next week, but wrapping up week one with our short monologue here.

This is quick hints, highlights, storylines, upsets, tracking the tournament day by day.

And let's start with a top story from today, which just concluded about five minutes ago

behind me, and that was Emma Navarro taking out the favorite Cocoa Gough.

It was just such a professional showing by

Emma Navarro playing Wimbledon for only the second time. She handled the moment. She handled the

opponent. It was efficient. It was clean. It strikes me about watching Emma. There is just nothing wasted.

No wasted motion. No wasted emotion. no wasted time. She moves well. She

strikes the ball well. This is really just efficient sort of Occam's razor tennis. On the other side

of the net, Coco's forehand, frankly and flatly broke down. Eminemarro saw this and clearly picked on

it, and that was the difference. Again, very smooth professional

match for Mena Navarro played like a veteran, went to the net nine times and won all nine points,

served well, moved well, such a fluid player. But the other side of the net, Coco's game was in a bit

of disarray. This was a real disappointment for her with Ego Shviatata going out. Yesterday, Coco was the highest

remaining seed in the eyes of many, self-included, odds makers included. She was the

favorite to win, and she's going to be disappointed by this result today going down in

straight sets to another American. As for other action on this seventh day, on the seventh day,

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