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Magdalena Rybarikova holds the trophy after defeating Andrea Petkovic © AP |
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Juan Martin del Potro celebrates victory © Getty Images |
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Liezel Huber and Nuria Llagostera Vives celebrate a point © Getty Images |
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A side view of Juan Martin del Potro against Bernard Tomic © Getty Images |
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Laura Robson stretches for a forehand © Getty Images |
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Martina Hingis and Daniela Hantuchova share a joke © Getty Images |
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Laura Robson serves to Petra Kvitova © Getty Images |
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John Isner poses with the trophy after defeating Kevin Anderson © AP |
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Roger Federer scoops a backhand © AP |
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Roger Federer cuts a dejected figure as he leaves the court © AP |
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Roger Federer cuts a dejected figure © AP |
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Marcelo Demoliner and Andre Sa get in a muddle © Getty Images |
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Urszula Radwanska in action against Christina McHale © Getty Images |
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John Tomic, the father and coach of Bernard Tomic, leaves the courthouse after his trial for allegedly headbutting his son's training partner © Getty Images |
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Serena Williams pumps her fist © AP |
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Serena Williams celebrates her win © AP |
Jul 18, 2013 
Roger Federer serves © AP |
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Serena Williams lines up a forehand © Getty Images |
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Stefan 'Redfoo' Gordy and Victoria Azarenka attend the ESPY Awards © Getty Images |
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