Thrilling Upsets and Ferocious Heat Define Day Two at Wimbledon
The second day of the Wimbledon tennis championships featured notable performances, including Tommy Paul's victory over Johannus Monday and Elisabetta Cocciaretto's unexpected triumph over Jessica Pegula. The match unfolded under intense heat with temperatures soaring, marking a dramatic continuation of the tournament's fiercely competitive atmosphere.

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The second day of the Wimbledon tennis championships unfolded with high drama as American Tommy Paul, the 13th seed, smoothly defeated British wildcard Johannus Monday in straight sets. His victory was matched by an exhilarating upset from Italy's Elisabetta Cocciaretto, who ousted third seed Jessica Pegula, marking a career milestone.
The action took place beneath clear skies, with temperatures remaining above 30 degrees Celsius, following the tournament's hottest-ever opening day. This intense heat added a challenging factor to the already fierce competition, testing players' endurance and resolve on the grass courts.
Highlights from other matches included successful advancements by top players such as Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff. However, the day was also marred by unexpected exits from prominent contenders like Medvedev, underscoring the unpredictable nature and excitement inherent in Wimbledon's storied tradition.
(With inputs from agencies.)