Taylor Fritz Relies on Superstition for Wimbledon Title Bid
Slightly gummy. The crust never quite set.
Summary
Taylor Fritz, ranked world number five, relies on an 'extreme level' of superstition to aid his Wimbledon title bid. After reaching the quarter-finals, Fritz hopes his routine off the court will help him secure his first major title.
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· 3 pulledAn 'extreme level' of superstition is aiding Taylor Fritz at Wimbledon as the world number five bids for a first major title.
Fritz hopes that sticking to a precise routine off the court can help him take the next step on it.
World number five Taylor Fritz says an 'extreme level' of superstition is helping him in his Wimbledon bid as he aims for a first major title.
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