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After lighting up Centre Court on Saturday night, Nick Kyrgios is back on the main stage again, as is Rafael Nadal, as Wimbledon enters its second week. Kyrgios was called ‘evil’ and a bully by Stefanos Tsitsipas after beating the Greek in a fiery encounter. Ad/> The Australian has had a steely look about him in SW19, and will face Brandon Nakashima on Monday.
Jannik Sinner progressed into the Wimbledon quarter-finals after he proved too hot to handle for Carlos Alcaraz in a meeting between two of the biggest prospects in the sport.
Cameron Norrie kept the British flag flying in singles at Wimbledon by defeating Tommy Paul to reach the first grand slam quarter-final of his career.
Heather Watson has needed the whole of her 14-year career to reach the second week of Wimbledon but doesn’t view the achievement as a consolation prize and insists: “The best is yet to come.”
Heather Watson said her straight-sets loss to Jule Niemeier in the Wimbledon fourth-round «felt like playing a serve-bot». Watson succumbed 6-2 6-4 to the 22-year-old Niemeier, and admitted the German had not let her settle into the match, dominating behind her big serve and forcing Watson regularly onto the defensive. Ad/> Nonetheless Watson reflected on a positive tournament in which she went further at a major than she had ever done before.
Cameron Norrie made it through to the quarter-finals of Wimbledon for the first time after beating American Tommy Paul in straight sets, 6-4 7-5 6-4. British No.
Roger Federer excited the Centre Court fans at Wimbledon as he stepped out onto the grass to celebrate 100 years of Wimbledon’s main show court.
Roger Federer said Sunday he hopes to play Wimbledon "one more time" despite being sidelined for a year with a knee injury. "I hope I can come back one more time. I've missed it here," said the eight-time champion as he attended a special ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of Centre Court. The 40-year-old winner of 20 Grand Slam titles has been out of action since a quarter-final loss at the tournament in 2021 before undergoing another bout of knee surgery.