Wimbledon s first round was unsuccessful! The runner-up in the two tournaments was injured and retreated when he fell behind, sending his opponent into the next round

On June 30, Wimbledon ushered in the first day of the main competition. The women's singles competition was unpopular in the first round. The runner-up of the two-time tournament Jabbar chose to withdraw from the competition after losing the first set tiebreak and falling behind 0-2 in the second set. Her opponent, Tomova, who ranked 111th in the world, successfully advanced to the second round.

Jabbar is currently ranked 59th in the world. She reached the finals at Wimbledon for two consecutive years in 2022 and 2023. Tomova is currently ranked 111th in the world. The two had a fight once in 2018, when Jabbar easily won 2-0.

The two sides exchanged serves in the first set of this game. In the fourth game, Tomova broke the serve again, leading Jabbar 3-1. Then Jabbar broke back again in the fifth game, chasing the game to 2-3. In the 6th and 7th games, both sides broke the serve again. The two sides were unable to distinguish between the first 12 games, and the game was dragged into tiebreak. In the tiebreaker seventh game, Jabbar lost 4 points in a row after 5-3, and lost the first set tiebreak 5-7.

Jabbar broke the serve as soon as he came out of the second set, and then missed two break points opportunities in the second game. Under the 0-2 fall, Jabbar chose to withdraw from the competition, and her opponent Tomova successfully advanced to the next round.

Tomova, who successfully entered the second round of the game, competed for a top 32 seats across the net with the winner between No. 20 seed Ostapenko and local player Qatar.