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Wimbledon 2025: Novak Djokovic 'Executes Perfectly' in Round 2 Sweep

  • During Djokovic's Centre Court match, the BBC lost live pictures for nearly 3.5 minutes, switching to an unrelated studio shot, prompting viewer complaints.
  • Following a technical fault, BBC Wimbledon presenter Clare Balding apologized after losing live pictures during Djokovic's match, prompting viewer complaints.
  • Social media fans voiced frustration after the nearly 3.5-minute blackout, with cameras showing an unrelated shot of an empty chair and coffee cup during Djokovic's match.
  • Following the glitch, tennis fans voiced frustration on social media as BBC’s reputation faced scrutiny over missing nearly four minutes of Djokovic’s match.
  • Earlier in the tournament, BBC's coverage suffered repeated streaming issues, including a recent 3.5-minute blackout during Djokovic's match, raising concerns over systemic broadcast problems.
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Djokovic steps up bid for Wimbledon history, Sinner strolls into round three

Novak Djokovic crushed British wildcard Dan Evans in the Wimbledon second round as he stepped up his bid for a record 25th Grand Slam title, while world number one Jannik Sinner cruised into round three on Thursday.

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