You can find a full tennis schedule for day three, along with relevant streams, here.
Following major upsets on day one and two, one would expect day three of tennis features fewer surprises. But with the number one seeds eliminated from both the men’s singles and both doubles categories, anything could happen.
The biggest match of the day will arrive this evening. Women’s singles World No. 1, the top-seeded Serena Williams, will play France’s unseeded doubles specialist, Alize Cornet.
However, keep an eye out for Angelique Kerber’s Centre Court match against Eugenie Bouchard around 11:30 AM. Kerber – who defeated Serena in this year’s Australian Open final for the title but lost to the American in the final of last month’s Wimbledon – is seeded second. Bouchard – who suffered a career-changing concussion in 2014, but won a tough first-round match against the U.S.’ Sloane Stephens at this tournament – could pull of yet another shocker.
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