Wimbledon day four: the social round-up

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WELL LIKED: WTA stars have rallied around Bethanie Mattek-Sands after she suffered a serious knee injury at Wimbledon; Getty Images
What has been happening on social media in the tennis world?

A horrific knee injury to Bethanie Mattek-Sands dampened the atmosphere on day four of Wimbledon.

But in a heart-warming display of support, many of the WTA stars took to social media to send their best wishes to the world no.1 doubles player…

Former world No.1s Lisa Raymond, Tracy Austin, Chris Evert and Rennae Stubbs also showed their support:

Earlier in the day, former world No.5 Daniela Hantuchova shared some big news with her many fans, announcing her retirement:

Well wishes flowed for the popular Slovakian too:

Meanwhile, Svetlana Kuznetsova and Kristina Mladenovic were sharing secrets in their round one doubles win:

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Top-seeded duo John Peers and Henri Kontinen made a winning start to their campaign:

Albert Ramos-Vinolas showed both impressive form and sportsmanship:

Bruno Soares is never afraid to share his opinion:

Naomi Broady is a fan of The Lion King:

Stefanos Tsitsipas found a new (but very familiar) hitting partner:

And lets finish on a positive note…

David Goffin is making progress in his recovery from an ankle injury:

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