Seven men who could win Wimbledon if Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal don't

Is that it, though, in terms of the depth of their field? Certainly not. Here are seven men who could win it if Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal don't.

Matteo Berrettini

Carlos Alcaraz

Nobody seems to be talking about Carlos Alcaraz right now, which is unusual in itself for this year.

People don't seem to talking about him as much for Wimbledon because, like most of the young players on the ATP Tour, he is a total unknown quantity on grass. He is also carrying an elbow injury and practicing with heavy strapping around the affected area.

That said, in terms of talent and temperament, he has it all. It is not a case of if Carlos Alcaraz will win a major, it is when and how many - and it could happen here.

Andy Murray

Everyone knows the story because it's such a harsh one. Andy Murray was the world number one back in 2017 and entering what should have been his peak years. Instead, he spent them in constant pain and unable to even walk properly, never mind play tennis.

Finally, though, he is looking much more like his old self. He warmed-up for Wimbledon with a run to the final of Stuttgart, where he saw his chances of winning a first ATP title in three years ended by an abdominal injury.

He looks like he is over that now, though, and that makes him a genuine danger to anyone in the draw at Wimbledon.

That draw has not been kind to Murray, though. He is in the same quarter as both Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz, and there are a plethora of big servers in there too.

However, if we have learned anything over the years, it is to never rule out Murray, especially at Wimbledon.

Marin Cilic

Marin Cilic is a name we often forget about, but he has some serious Grand Slam pedigree.

He won the US Open back in 2014 and he has