Wimbledon 2023: Cameron Norrie suffers shock Christopher Eubanks loss to leave Liam Broady as last British man standing

Cameron Norrie suffered a shock Wimbledon exit to American Christopher Eubanks in the second round to leave Liam Broady as the only remaining British hope in the men’s singles draw. Norrie was the 12th seed at the All England Club but fell to a 3-6 6-3 2-6 6-7(3) loss to the big-serving world No. 43 on Court No.

1. Ad Broady, who earned a stunning victory over fourth seed Casper Ruud, is up against Denis Shapovalov next and is the last Brit standing following Andy Murray’s exit to Stefanos Tsitsipas in a five-set classic. WimbledonNorrie battles through to second round with tough win over Machac, Evans crashes out04/07/2023 AT 18:56 "[It is] by far the biggest win of my career," Eubanks said.

«It's not even a question. There are tons of really good professional tennis players who never get the chance to play the No. 1 Brit at Wimbledon, in an atmosphere like this.

»It didn't even matter how many people were for me or against me, this is something I will never forget for the rest of my life." Norrie’s serve crumbled in the first set in game eight, as he lost every point behind his own racquet to hand the American the advantage. Eubanks served out to complete an impressive set where he landed eight aces, took 88% of his first-serve points and 86% of his second-serve points. The British No.

1 did manage to fight back to level things up in the second by taking an early break and remaining unbroken, but it proved to be a short-lived revival. Eubanks raced into a 3-0 lead in the third before taking a second break as Norrie was serving to stay in the set. Heartbreak for Murray as Tsitsipas clinches epic victory in Wimbledon classic Alcaraz passes Muller test to progress at Wimbledon in straight sets Alcaraz warned to reduce