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Djokovic passes Federer for most Wimbledon match wins as he reaches the last eight
Novak Djokovic (No 7) now stands alone at Wimbledon: his 7-6 (6), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 win over Roman Safiullin was the 106th match victory of his SW19 career, one more than Roger Federer. At 39, the Serb is into the quarter-finals and back on the hunt.
Sinner admits Wimbledon “tension” as he faces disruptor Mochizuki in last 16
The defending champion, still searching for his best after a shock French Open exit, meets a qualifier ranked 151st who intends to unsettle him rather than out-power him. "Just by hitting tennis balls, I don't think I can beat him at all," Mochizuki said.
July 5, 1997: The day Martina Hingis, aged 16, became the Wimbledon’s youngest Open Era champion
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On this day in 1997, the Swiss Miss fought back from a set down to beat Jana Novotna and create history at the oldest tennis tournament in the world
“I’m falling in love with the process again”: Dimitrov enjoying every minute and dreaming big
Grigor Dimitrov is savouring every moment of his Wimbledon quarter-final run, the wild card saying the fortnight has reconnected him with what first drew him to tennis. "I still believe in myself. At the moment, we're just going at it with full force, doing what needs to be done, regardless of the outcome, and we keep believing in the pattern, the plan." A deep dive into Grigor Dimitrov's journey.
Bublik closes the day with a marathon win as Zverev, Fritz and Lehecka also advance
Extrait: A 13-11 tie-break, five sets and four hours to close the day: Alexander Bublik (No 10) outlasted Frances Tiafoe 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (11), 4-6, 6-3 to reach the last 16, where Taylor Fritz awaits – as Alexander Zverev and Jiri Lehecka booked a meeting of their own.
“For someone like me, this is everything” – Eala dethrones champion Swiatek at Wimbledon
Mertens stuns second seed Rybakina to reach the last 16
De Minaur powers into a third straight Wimbledon last 16 as Svajda’s fight falls short
July 4, 1938: The day Suzanne Lenglen, tennis’ first female superstar, passed away
Auger-Aliassime ends his Wimbledon frustration as Hurkacz downs Paul in the last matches of the day
“It’s not about mentality”: Medvedev rejects the nerves theory after Wimbledon collapse
“No ghost”: Sinner dismisses French Open hangover as he speaks openly about numerous adjustments to make
Gauff completes the top-half line-up as the leading names march into the second week
“I still have some gap to gain”: Sinner reaches Wimbledon fourth round still searching for his best
Djokovic and Sinner march into the second week as the Serb draws level with Federer
Safiullin halts Fonseca in straight sets and dissolves into tears on his return
July 3, 2004: The day 17-year-old Maria Sharapova stunned Serena Williams in the Wimbledon final