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Wimbledon 2016: Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Serena Williams breeze through to quarterfinals
By Anke Dieber, CNN
Updated
2:04 PM EDT, Mon July 4, 2016
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Andy Murray reacts during his fourth round match against Nick Kyrgios of Australia on Monday, which he won in straight sets.
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Nick Kyrgios reacts while playing Britain's Andy Murray during their men's singles fourth round match. Australian Kyrgios -- who plays without a coach -- appeared distracted throughout the match.
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Murray has not lost a set so far in his 2016 Wimbledon campaign, and appears on course to meet Roger Federer in another final.
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Roger Federer beat American Steve Johnson in straight sets Monday to ease into the quarterfinals at Wimbledon.
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Federer, who beat world No. 29 Johnson 6-2 6-3 7-5, is bidding to win a record eighth title at the All England Club.
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The world No. 3 will play Marin Cilic in the last eight. He has not lost a set in his four Wimbledon matches so far this year.
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Cilic advanced after Japan's Kei Nishikori was forced to withdraw due to a rib injury.
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Serena Williams was made to sweat against Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova. The Russian broke to lead 5-4 in the opening set, but couldn't see it out before play was delayed. World No. 1 Williams recovered to win in straight sets, taking the second set 6-0.
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Simona Halep reached the last eight of Wimbledon for the second time in her career after coming from behind to beat American Madison Keys.
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Fans arrived in their droves to watch home-crowd favorite Andy Murray -- and some were dressed more colorfully than others.