Heather Watson's thrillingWimbledonRun was abruptly terminated by Julney Meyer of the "Serve Bot".
EnglandFourth Watson enjoyed a memorable charge in the fourth round. This was the best result in a Grand Slam.
However, the spot in the quarter-finals was proved byGuernseyover the age of 30 as the young German Neemeier won 6-2 6-4.
Rod Laver, Billie Jean King, Bjorn Borg,Andy Murray, Roger Federer in advance to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Center Court.
Julney Meyer played an impressive role on the center court (John Walton / Pennsylvania)
(PA Wire)
Unfortunately, over the last 100 years, I've seen the familiar sight of British players being knocked out, and the atmosphere has flattened.
"The style of play made the game feel flat. In a way, I felt like I was playing like a serve bot type," Watson said.
"I was trying to make as many returns as I could while keeping my serve. I felt like there were more men playing tennis than women today.
"The points were very fast. Like the last game, there were a lot of great epic points using slices and they appeared on the net. I didn't feel like the rally was long today, so it has something to do with it. Maybe there is.
"But I still felt support. Especially when I needed it, I felt support at the end. Yes, it's very supportive today.
Nee Meyer, 22, may not have been seeded, but defeated second-seeded Anett Kontaveit in the second round and chased Watson's Rob. Sometimes from baseline she showed her quality with a stunning winner.
Her first set from Watson was disappointing. He broke twice and hit the net with frustration after missing a simple volley to raise the setpoint.
When Watson confidently took the 2-0 lead, home hopes rose temporarily, but Knee Meyer hit him so she couldn't back it up and double-faulted. Did.
With Neemeier winning in 1 hour and 17 minutes, Watsons ended with two more double faults in the next service game.
Heather Watson bowed with a straight set (Adam Davy / PA)
(PA wire)
Nonetheless, Watson, who escaped from the mixed doubles due to a knee injury, reorganizes for the women's doubles with fellow Brit Harriet Dart.
"I have experienced so many falls. There are bruises everywhere," she added. "My knees are pretty unstable right now.
" I especially love playing Harriet and doubles. When I stepped on the court yesterday, even if I took a break or my score went down, I was very confident in myself. I think we are a very good pair.
"We complement each other. I definitely doubles everything I'm going to put it in. "
