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Dimitrov hits the beach with Nicole Scherzinger

He wasn't the only pro jetting off for a mid-season vacation afte

Published Jul 19, 2017

After reaching the quarterfinals of Wimbledon, Grigor Dimitrov headed straight to Italy for a beach-side vacation with his girlfriend, Nicole Scherzinger.

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The two enjoyed the sun to the fullest on the island of Capri:

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The Bulgarian wasn't the only one letting loose in the middle of the season, and not even the only pro in Italy. Caroline Wozniacki enjoyed Portofino with her boyfriend David Lee.

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Rafael Nadal also took advantage of the lull in the season, returning to Spain for a relaxing trip on his yacht.

Alexander Zverev wouldn't be denied his own yacht fun:

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And of course, Dominika Cibulkova ventured to Mykonos to catch up on her reading:

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The season isn't slowing down very long though as the U.S. hard-court season kicks off next.