Her original opponent, qualifier Irina Falconi, had withdrawn due to a viral illness, and Babos entered the main draw as a lucky loser. Erakovic and Parra Santonja were beaten in the first round of the doubles by the vastly experienced pair of Liezel Huber and Lisa Raymond. In their final lead-up to Wimbledon, the pair took part in the Topshelf Open at Rosmalen. Erakovic's opening match was a titanic struggle against qualifier CoCo Vandeweghe, the eventual winner in final, who sent down 19 aces on the way to winning the match in a third set tie-breaker. The doubles was a different story, as Erakovic and Parra Santonja moved steadily through the tournament with a series of straight sets wins, beating top seeds Andrea Hlaváčková and Zheng Jie in the semifinal. Six years to the day after winning this tournament with Michaëlla Krajicek as her partner, Erakovic stood triumphant again after a fairytale reversal of fortune during the final. Krajicek and Kristina Mladenovic sped through the first set 6–0 in under 20 minutes, had the lead at 5–2 and held two match points at 5–4 in the second set, before Erakovic and Parra Santonja broke back to force a tie-breaker, which they won 7–5. The super tie-break third set ebbed and flowed as only seven of the 18 points went to the server, with Erakovic and Parra Santonja finally prevailing 10–8. Shortly afterwards, Erakovic revealed that she had parted company with long-time coach Christian Zahalka. Erakovic scored the very first point of the tournament as play began at Wimbledon but, as she did with Belinda Bencic at Charleston, again found a stumbling block in a top junior. This time it was Croatian Ana Konjuh who prevailed in three sets. Ranked 17th in the doubles, and therefore one place outside the seedings, Erakovic and Parra Santonja were drawn in the first round against the 12th seeds Anabel Medina Garrigues and Yaroslava Shvedova, who had defeated them so easily at Charleston. Although this match was much closer, the result was the same, with Medina Garrigues and Shvedova winning in three sets. A disappointing week at Wimbledon came to a close when she lost in the first round of the mixed doubles. Partnered with South African Raven Klaasen, there was only one service break in the entire match against the British pair of Dominic Inglot and Johanna Konta. That was enough to produce a