Sloane Stephens will be delighted if she never has to face Johanna Konta again a...
LONDON - Sloane Stephens will be delighted if she never has to face Johanna Konta again after losing to the Briton for the fourth straight occasion and in the second consecutive Grand Slam at Wimbledon on Saturday.
Konta seems to have the Indian sign over the American, who had the upper hand for much of their encounter at the All England Club but was still beaten 3-6 6-4 6-1. Stephens has acknowledged that she has had a “rough year” with Konta, who mauled her 6-1 6-4 in their French Open quarter-final, but for all of the first set and much of the second on Saturday, she was the better player.
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