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Iga Swiatek's rapid rise in women's tennis continues with impressive clay-court victories. She has secured titles in Madrid, Rome, and her third consecutive French Open, making her a four-time French Open champion at just 23 years old.

Despite these successes, Wimbledon remains a challenge for her, with her best result being the quarter-finals last year.

Swiatek aims to complete her Grand Slam collection at Wimbledon, where she has yet to reach the semi-finals. She will start her campaign against Sofia Kenin, a former Australian Open champion. Swiatek has defeated Kenin in straight sets in their previous encounters. Swiatek is also attempting to emulate Serena Williams by winning both the French Open and Wimbledon in the same year.

Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff are among the top contenders in the women's singles draw. Sabalenka, despite dealing with a shoulder issue, has made a strong impression with the most winners in Grand Slam matches this year. If she competes and wins, she will join an elite group of players who have won both the Australian Open and Wimbledon in the same year.

If Sabalenka is unable to compete, Gauff could be Swiatek's main rival. Gauff, now seeded second, will face Caroline Dolehide in the first round. Although Gauff has shown promise on grass courts, her record on this surface is weaker compared to clay and hard courts

British hopes rest on Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter. Raducanu has shown signs of regaining form this grass-court season after struggling with injuries and inconsistency over the past couple of years. She recently reached the semi-finals at the Nottingham Open and secured a top-10 win against Jessica Pegula at Eastbourne.

Boulter, fresh from her Nottingham Open victory, begins her campaign against Tatjana Maria. Boulter boasts an impressive grass-court record and is one of the most successful British players on this surface in recent years.

Unseeded Players and Wildcards

Unseeded players and wildcards could also make an impact at Wimbledon 2024. Marketa Vondrousova, last year's champion, returns to defend her title. Four former Grand Slam champions-Angelique Kerber, Raducanu, Caroline Wozniacki, and Naomi Osaka-have been granted wildcards.

Kerber holds the most Wimbledon main draw wins among the current field. Osaka, despite a modest Wimbledon record, possesses a powerful serve that could make her a formidable opponent.

Overall, Wimbledon 2024 promises a blend of dominant champions like Swiatek and rising or resurgent talents. This ensures a compelling and competitive tournament for tennis fans worldwide.