Vekic, Tsitsipas enjoy post- Wimbledon vacations

Jul 14, 2019
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Vekic, Tsitsipas enjoy post- Wimbledon vacations

Published Jul 14, 2019

Following Wimbledon, a ton of players have had a chance at a mid-season vacation. They've been hitting beautiful beaches all over the world this week. Here's their best snaps.

Donna Vekic headed home to Croatia.

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She lost her opener at the All England Club to a red-hot Alison Riske.

But the 23-year-old is not letting the tough loss get her down.

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Riske would take out Belinda Bencic in the third round.

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Stefanos Tstisipas also suffered an early exit at Wimbledon, falling to Thomas Fabbiano in Round 1.

And Stan Wawrinka lost his second round to American Reilly Opelka, but he knew just what to do with his free time.

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Alize Cornet played all three events, going the farthest in mixed doubles.

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Aryna Sabalenka also played all three events, reaching the quarterfinals of the women's doubles event but losing in the first round of singles and mixed doubles.

Lesia Tsurenko had the bad luck of drawing Barbora Strycova in the very first round.

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Strycova would go on to reach her first major semifinal. The tours will next head to the U.S. hard-court swing, while some men's players still have grass tennis left to play in Newport.