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LONDON: Stan Wawrinka said he stood no chance of beating Novak Djokovic in their Wimbledon third-round clash on Friday (Jul 7) and the Swiss's prediction proved spot on as he was outplayed on Centre Court.
It wasn't easy, but top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz is moving on at Wimbledon with a 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-3, 7-5 win over Nicolas Jarry.
Petra Kvitova reached the fourth round at Wimbledon for only the second time since triumphing at the All England Club nine years ago with a 6-3 7-5 win over Serbian qualifier Natalija Stevanovic in a rain-disrupted encounter on Saturday.
Former India captain and ex-coach Ravi Shastri was spotted enjoying a match of Wimbledon on Saturday. Shastri also shared pictures from his outing in London. "First Saturday packed centre court closed roof and a Grand slam winner on view. @carlosalcaraz. Special as always @Wimbledon," the ex-India skipper captioned the post. Carlos Alcaraz was playing his Round of 16 match in the men's singles against Nicolas Jarry at the Centre Court. Shastri has been a keen follower of the sport and this is not the first time that he watched a Wimbledon match in London.
The rain returned to Wimbledon on Day 6 of the grass-court tournament, with only one match completed Saturday before play was suspended for more than two hours on all outside courts.
Petra Kvitova spoke about the «hell» of being plagued by insects in her Wimbledon second-round win over Aliaksandra Sasnovich. The Czech made light work of Sasnovich with a straight-sets 6-2 6-2 victory on Friday, but the conditions were anything but comfortable for the World No. 9.
Andy Murray admits his emotional Wimbledon exit may well be his last after blowing an overnight lead and suffering a devastating defeat in a two-day thriller against Stefanos Tsitsipas. The two-time king of SW19, 36, succumbed to a second round five-set loss as the world No.5 overhauled a 2-1 deficit exactly a decade to the day since Murray's maiden Wimbledon title.
Lloyd Glasspool admits he's relishing flying under the Wimbledon radar after booking his place in the men's doubles second round alongside popular French veteran Nicolas Mahut. The Redditch player, 29, joined forces with Mahut — who came out the wrong side of the longest match in tennis history against John Isner at the All England Club in 2010 — to swat aside unseeded duo Andrey Golubev and Maxime Cressy in straight sets. Ad Mahut, 41, is a popular figure around the grounds at sport's most famous postcode and certainly adds an element of sparkle to Glasspool's SW19 progress.