Muguruza pens blog after winning Wimbledon

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Muguruza pens blog after winning Wimbledon

Grand Slam champions can write, too.

Published Jul 27, 2017

Garbine Muguruza just won Wimbledon for her second career Grand Slam title, and she wants to tell you about what happened after.

"After the victory at Wimbledon, I still had a lot of work to do,"she writes in a blog for BBVA. The Spaniard had to do 29 interviews after beating Venus Williams for the crown.

She revealed the location of her celebratory dinner as a Spanish spot called Cambio de Tercio, and where she bought her beautiful white Wimbledon Champions Ball dress.

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"Everything went perfect. The only thing is that, after the dinner, there was no dancing..." Muguruza wrote. She famously asked men's champion Roger Federer to dance on Twitter, but it never happened.

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Despite the big victory in London, Muguruza isn't changing her US hard-court schedule. She'll play Stanford, Toronto and Cincinnati before heading to the last Grand Slam of the season in New York.