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We are approaching the business end of Wimbledon and a roster of stars are in action on Monday, with Carlos Alcaraz, Aryna Sabalenka and Holger Rune among them. Attention will be drawn to Alcaraz, who has matched his best result at SW19 by reaching the fourth round, but who will not be content with ending his campaign there. Ad World No.
WIMBLEDON, England: Twice, Iga Swiatek was a single point from exiting Wimbledon on Sunday, a single point from the sort of confounding defeat at the place that gives her so much more trouble than any of the other Grand Slam tournaments.
LONDON: Andrey Rublev held his nerve to beat Alexander Bublik in a five-set thriller and reach his first Wimbledon quarterfinal on Sunday after squandering a two-set lead.
RIYADH: US tennis ace Christopher Eubanks has been a locker room favorite for many years, his charisma and bubbly personality allowing him to strike friendships and deep connections with players across both the men’s and women’s tours and beyond.
LONDON : Order of play on the main show courts on the eighth day of the Wimbledon championships on Monday (prefix number denotes seeding):
LONDON: Carlos Alcaraz was forced to dig deep on Saturday (Jul 8) to see off the challenge of Nicolas Jarry and reach the last 16 at Wimbledon.
LONDON : Top seed Carlos Alcaraz survived his first big test at this year's Wimbledon on Saturday and women's champion Elena Rybakina doused British hopes as the big names moved through the gears into the second week.
Carlos Alcaraz’ fighting qualities have been praised after he came through a tough Wimbledon third round clash with Nicolas Jarry. The world No. 1 needed nearly four hours to overcome his Chilean opponent in four sets in a far from straightforward affair.