Carlos Alcaraz is back on day five of Wimbledon 2025 as he resumes his bid for a famous hat-trick at SW19.
The Spaniard, rolling into the championships after his iconic French Open victory over Jannik Sinner, now faces Jan-Lennard Struff, with his US Open doubles partner Emma Raducanu due on Centre Court immediately afterward against No 1 seed Aryna Sabalenka.
Elsewhere in the men’s singles today, with British hopes dwindling, Cam Norrie will hope to build on an impressive win over Frances Tiafoe.
While Taylor Fritz, following two marathon matches so far against big-serving Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and Gabriel Diallo, continues his fine run on grass, after victory at Eastbourne, with a third round test against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
Follow all the latest scores and results from Wimbledon below.
Carlos Alcaraz vs Jan-Lennard Struff - Wimbledon 2025 day five
- Carlos Alcaraz resumes bid to land third successive Wimbledon crown against Jan-Lennard Struff
- Spaniard is due second on Centre Court with Cam Norrie also in action
- Norrie faces Mattia Bellucci and aims to keep British hopes alive after Jack Draper's shock defeat
- Taylor Fritz also returns after grinding out two tough matches, with Alejandro Davidovich Fokina next up for the American No 1
- No ‘miracle pills’ required as flawless Novak Djokovic lays down Wimbledon title marker
Bellucci breaks to take third set to 3-5
17:21
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Chris Wilson
Mattia Bellucci has broken the serve of Norrie in that this set to take it to 5-3, with the Italian now serving to take it to 5-4.
Plenty to go in that one for him to get it back though.
Struff 1-1 Alcaraz*
17:20
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Chris Wilson
Straightforward stuff for Struff as he serves for the first time, with Alcaraz overhitting from the serve to give the German the hold.
*Struff 0-1 Alcaraz
17:17
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Chris Wilson
A double fault to start for the Spaniard. Quite rare, you’d imagine.
He’s on the board soon enough, with Struff going long before an ace for the two-time winner.
And Alcaraz secures the hold as the German finds the net with his last return.
*denotes next to serve
Struff 0-0 Alcaraz
17:14
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Chris Wilson
Alcaraz to serve first in this one!
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-5 Norrie - Norrie holds!
17:13
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Chris Wilson
Norrie has held his serve and he’s now 5-1 up in the third set! Moments away from the fourth round now.
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-4 Norrie* - Norrie breaks again!
17:10
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Chris Wilson
Jack Rathborn on No.1 Court:
Norrie can sniff the finish line. Bellucci has given him everything he's got and Norrie remains in every point, ready to counter-punch with the Italian.
The crowd is thrilled by the ebb and flow of these points, with every Norrie winner sparking loud cheers. No 1 Court is his favourite, after all, and Norrie is now just three games away from a fourth-round berth. The crowd is even relaxing a little, soaking in the rays from the sky and the crisp strokes from the home favourite that continue to break down the flashy Italian.
Alacaraz warming up on Centre Court
17:10
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Chris Wilson
Carlos Alcaraz and Jan-Lennard Struff are warming up on Centre Court as we speak!
We’ll pivot over to that match now.
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-4 Norrie* - Norrie breaks again!
17:09
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Chris Wilson
Another chance at a break for Norrie?
Two errors in a row from Bellucci to make it 30-0, and then another for 40-0!
Body language isn’t positive!
And this one falls Norrie’s way, as he meets the shot low on the volley at the net to clip over a dropshot.
*denotes next to serve
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-3 Norrie* - Norrie consolidates break!
17:06
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Chris Wilson
Simple enough for Norrie to consolidate as Bellucci finds the net twice before a longer rally ensues and the Italian makes another error.
3-1 to Norrie in the third set!
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-2 Norrie* - Norrie breaks!
17:04
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Chris Wilson
Bellucci finds the net for 30-all. Can Norrie land an early break again?
Maybe he can, as the Italian double fault for 30-40!
Break point...
And Norrie takes it!
A couple of brilliant defensive shots followed by a well-read return from the volley and then a great passing shot from the Briton!
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6, 1-1 Norrie
16:58
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Chris Wilson
Norrie wastes a chance at a break by fizzing one into the net, so we move to deuce, before Bellucci manages to hold.
Norrie does the same with little discomfort, as Bellucci goes long for 40-15 before failing to return the serve.
*denotes next to serve
Fritz beats Davidovich on Centre Court
16:52
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Chris Wilson
Taylor Fritz ha finally sealed the win over Alejandro Davidovich on Centre Court, with the American winning 6-4, 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), 6-1.
That means Carlos Alcaraz will be in action soon as we approach the evening.
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 4-6 Norrie - Norrie wins second set!
16:51
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Chris Wilson
Bellucci has it easy and he holds with no reply from Norrie.
So, can the Briton wrap it up as he serves for the set?
A good backhand down the line for 15-0, though Bellucci rattles in his own good forehand to level.
Norrie then goes long on the return, before Bellucci does the same to level once again. Tense on Court 1...
Some in the crowd allow themselves a cheer as Norrie goes 40-30 up though...but it’s not happening yet, as he rakes a forehand wide for deuce.
A beautiful serve sets him up to power a backhand in at the net for advantage...
And he seals it with an ace!
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 3-5 Norrie - Norrie consolidates break!
16:44
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Chris Wilson
A lovely backhand to wrong-foot Bellucci gives Norrie a 30-0 lead, and he consolidates the break after the Italian overhits a return!
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 3-5 Norrie - Norrie consolidates break!
16:43
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Chris Wilson
A lovely backhand to wrong-foot Bellucci gives Norrie a 30-0 lead, and he consolidates the break after the Italian overhits a return!
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 3-4 Norrie* - Norrie breaks!
16:40
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Chris Wilson
A double fault from Norrie gives him a way into the next game, but a brilliant drop shot from the Italian takes it to 30-15.
Another chance for Norrie though, as Bellucci goes long...
And another chance at a break for Norrie! A huge rally ends with Bellucci only hitting the net from a volley he should’ve been converting.
And Norrie has the break! Out of nowhere!
Bellucci can’t get it over on the return and we’ve got an intriguing few games to come now.
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 3-3 Norrie
16:35
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Chris Wilson
Norrie can't win a point in the next game, with Bellucci holding well.
The Briton makes a decent start to his service game, grinding out a great forehand shot from the baseline for 30-0, before Bellucci finds the net twice in a row and we move to 3-3.
*denotes next to serve
*Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 2-2 Norrie - Bellucci breaks!
16:31
A bit of a problem for Norrie next. Bellucci finds the net for 40-0, but there’s a double fault in there from the Briton, and he found the net for 40-30 before conceding for deuce.
After a 17-shot rally, Bellucci smashes a cross-court forehand over for the advantage, but he can’t capitalise as he fails to return the next serve.
But again, superb shot from the Italian as he rifles a forehead out of reach.
And he finds the break! A brilliant backhand from Bellucci, finding the opposite corner with inch-perfect precision.
16:23
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Chris Wilson
In the other notable men’s matches, Taylor Fritz has just fallen in a third-set tie break against Alejandro Davidovich on Centre Court, and that one will go to a fourth set!
That means that Carlos Alcaraz will be delayed on Centre Court.
Elsewhere, 14th seed Andrey Rublev beat Adrian Mannarino 7-5, 6-2, 6-3 on Court 3.
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 1-2 Norrie*
16:22
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Chris Wilson
No bother for Norrie on his first game of the set, as he only concedes one point on the way to consolidating the break.
It’s another even game on the Italian’s serve, though he guides a cushioned volley home for 40-30 before Norrie hits the net to give him his first hold of the second set.
*denotes next to serve
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7), 0-1 Norrie* - Norrie breaks!
16:16
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Chris Wilson
A break chance for Norrie at 40-30 in the first game of set two, but Bellucci recovers for now.
He double faults to lose the advantage, and then does it again to hand Norrie another break point!
And the Italian a fairly simple return to hand Norrie the break on the first game!
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7) Norrie - Norrie wins first set!
16:10
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Chris Wilson
Jack Rathborn on Court 1:
That was quite something! Norrie has captured the imagination here, the crowd is roaring into life and a nail-biting tiebreak has the Briton one-set up over the fiery Bellucci.
Those backhand exchanges produced agonising moments of tension and Norrie, despite being outgunned in terms of first serve points won (Bellucci's 75 percent to Norrie's 57 percent), has a precious lead.
Bellucci 6-6 (5-7) Norrie - Norrie wins first set!
16:06
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Chris Wilson
Bellucci wins next point for 5-5, before a long rally ensues and there are huge cheers as a massive backhand flies down the lines and creeps past Bellucci!
And Norrie wins it!
Bellucci mistimes the shot and hooks well wide, and Norrie takes the first set!
Bellucci 6-6 (4-5) Norrie
16:02
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Chris Wilson
Norrie drags wide for 4-3, but then defends well as Bellucci goes long for 5-3!
Norrie to serve...but he slices long at the net for 5-4!
Bellucci 6-6 (2-4 )Norrie
16:01
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Chris Wilson
From Jack Rathborn on Court 1:
This is a scrap! Bellucci now showing the same resilience Norrie did earlier in the set. Both men trading heavy blows and digging deep. We go to the tiebreak with the set delicately poised.
Norrie roaring at every winner and directing his box to the sound of his tune.
No 1 Court has come alive for this well-matched third-round contest.
Bellucci 6-6 (1-3 )Norrie
15:58
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Chris Wilson
Great start for Norrie, winning the point on his serve before Bellucci hits his first into the net.
Bellucci claws a point back before a long rally on the next point, but Norrie rules home a superb cross-court backhand for 3-1!
Bellucci 6-6 Norrie
15:57
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Chris Wilson
Bellucci serving to stay in the set now and he gets himself up well at 40-15 after a superb rally between the pair.
He slips up momentarily with a double fault though, before some brilliant defending from Norrie takes it to deuce!
The Italian takes advantage after Norrie overhits...and he holds after a great backhand wrong-foots the Briton.
We’re heading into a tie-break!
*Bellucci 5-6 Norrie
15:49
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Chris Wilson
A superb return from a Bellucci serve – right down the line with the forehand – brings Norrie to 30-all, but he scoops long on the next point before an ace gives the Italian the hold.
We’re in tie-break territory now.
Norrie wins the first point and then the second with an exceptional cross-court backhand, before rifling in an ace for 40-0 and then wrapping up the hold with some good play at the net.
*denotes next to serve
*Bellucci 4-5 Norrie - Norrie consolidates break
15:42
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Chris Wilson
Nervy times for Norrie, as he ends up trailing 40-15 in the next game, but he saves it for now as Bellucci hooks long for deuce.
And he holds on just about! A nice drop shot attempt followed by an easy volley and he goes ahead of the first time in the match.
Bellucci 4-4 Norrie* - Norrie breaks!
15:40
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Chris Wilson
And Norrie does take that chance at the break, sealing it at the first time of asking!
He’s back in it for now.
*Bellucci 4-3 Norrie
15:39
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Chris Wilson
A yelp from Norrie! A hold, and back to 3-4, just a break behind. He's grinding on serve, yet Bellucci's own service games have been ruthlessly efficient.
That arching, powerful serve is sending Norrie from tramline to tramline. But as the set meanders to a conclusion, the passion is spilling out.
Norrie with three break points and sensing a moment.
*Bellucci 4-3 Norrie
15:34
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Chris Wilson
Once again, Bellucci wraps up his own service game quickly, holding easily enough.
In the next game, an inch-perfect forehand down the line takes him to 30-15 up, though Norrie equalises well before his own excellent forehand is out of reach for the Italian.
Miraculously, the Briton then double faults to take it to deuce.
And there’s more Bellucci brilliance to take the advantage, with the Italian raking a superb forehand across the court for the winner, though it’s not enough to take the game.
Game Norrie, as his second serve is too good for the 24-year-old.
15:30
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Jack Rathborn
From Jack Rathborn on No1 Court:
The No 1 Court finally gets involved: After dropping his first seven successive points on serve, Norrie starts to throw down with Bellucci, who has brought plenty of firepower to this third-round contest.
Norrie survives three break points, with Bellucci delivering a rocket of a return that bent around the post and produced a puff of smoke as it brushed the line.
But Norrie is able to the regroup and bring in a net game to get on the board. A fun opening here, with Bellucci sliding all over the place and the crowd sensing the home favourite needs an injection of energy.
*Bellucci 3-2 Norrie
15:25
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Chris Wilson
No problems for Bellucci in the next game, as he holds to love.
Not a great start from Norrie again, once again making an error to give away the first point of his service game, but he equalises quickly.
Some luck here but a brilliant shot from Bellucci clips the net and lands perfectly. Took the pace right out of it.
At 30-all, Bellucci mistimes the slice before the Briton overcooks the return.
We move to deuce, before a lovely ace secures the game for the home hopeful.
Fritz takes hold on Centre Court
15:18
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Chris Wilson
Taylor Fritz has taken control of his match, and he now leads 6-4, 6-3 against Alejandro Davidovich on Centre Court.
*Bellucci 2-1 Norrie
15:16
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Chris Wilson
Norrie drives long for 30-0 and all of a sudden he could be in trouble.
Indeed he is, returning to the net to give Bellucci three break points.
Norrie smashes in the volley to bring it to 40-15, and he gets lucky as Bellucci’s return skids past the line for deuce.
Much better on the next point, as he baits the Italian into approaching before rifling a forehand passing shot.
But he loses the advantage after a simply unbelievable shot, as Bellucci returns around the net at 103mph!
No problem for now though, as he returns to the net to give Norrie his first game.
Bellucci 2-0 Norrie*
15:11
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Chris Wilson
Six points down and nobody has won a point on serve yet. 30-0 to Norrie.
Make that seven, as Bellucci hooks a return wide.
Now, three break points for Norrie...
He lashes the first one long, before Bellucci drives across the ball for a brilliant backhand shot on the second and we have deuce as the Italian places the slice perfectly.
A lovely approach shot and volley give the Italian advantage, before Norrie hooks the return out and the Italian leads 2-0.
*Bellucci 1-0 Norrie
15:01
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Chris Wilson
Blistering start from the italian as he races into a 40-0 lead and will have three chances at the break. Norrie is taking a while to get started here.
And he rifles a return wide to concede the break in the first game!
*denotes next to serve
Norrie warming up on Court 1
14:55
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Chris Wilson
Both Cam Norrie and Mattia Bellucci are warming up now, so we should be underway soon on No.1 Court.
Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral sports black ribbon at Wimbledon in tribute to Diogo Jota
14:51
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Chris Wilson
Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral sported a black ribbon at Wimbledon in honour of Diogo Jota following the Liverpool player’s death in a car crash on Thursday.
Cabral, in men’s doubles action with partner Lucas Miedler, stated it was an “honour” to wear the symbol out of respect for the Portugal international.
Cabral and Miedler went down 3-6, 6-7 to the Czechia pair Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl, with the Portuguese player explaining how a ribbon was necessary after Wimbledon officials rejected his request to wear a black armband.
Ben Shelton needs just 69 seconds to complete match halted on Thursday night
14:35
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Chris Wilson
American Ben Shelton took just 69 seconds to complete his second-round match against Rinky Hijikata in a bizarre Wimbledon sideshow on Court Two.
Shelton, the 10th seed, was one game from victory on Thursday evening when umpire Nacho Forcadell called a halt to the match due to fading light at 9.29pm.
The pair returned on Friday afternoon and after going through the standard five-minute warm-up, Shelton began with an ace.
Fritz 6-4 Davidovich Fokina - Fritz wins first set!
14:26
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Chris Wilson
So, Fritz to serve for the set.
A fantastic shot from the baseline allows him to get to the net and volley the first home.
Two excellent aces follow, before the Spaniard goes long and Fritz takes the first set!
*Fritz 5-4 Davidovich Fokina
14:22
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Chris Wilson
Lovely stuff from Fritz to construct the chance fro guide a forehand into the opposite corner.
He’s 40-15 up but lashes one wide, before firing a pinpoint ace for 5-3. That’s 60 aces for the American.
And danger for Davidovich now as he finds himself 30-0 by returning to the net, though he finds his way level after two error from the American.
Quite the rally follows, with Fritz opening it up before hitting a lovely cross-court effort, but he can’t seal the set.
And it’s Davidovich who takes the game, so Fritz will have to wrap up set 1 with his own service game.
Norrie scheduled on Court 1
14:16
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Chris Wilson
A reminder that Cam Norrie will be in action on No.1 Court from around 2.25pm!
*Fritz 4-3 Davidovich Fokina
14:13
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Chris Wilson
Davidovich is giving away too many points here, allowing Fritz to take a 30-40 lead and a chance for the break.
He’s lucky thoughts Fritz overcooks the return from the serve.
Fritz fires long for the advantage, but then the Spaniard double faults!
An extremely lucky return from the serve just nips over the net, giving the American gather advantage...but he lashes his return long again!
The fourth deuce arrives, and Davidovich guides a perfect forehand in before Fritz returns to the net, and the Spaniard is safe for now.
Fritz 4-2 Davidovich Fokina*
14:05
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Chris Wilson
A fairly lucky shot as it clips the net and bounces just over for Fritz for 30-0.
An ace follows for 40-15...and then another ace to take the game!
From the looks of things, it’s going to be difficult for the Spaniard to break Fritz when he’s serving like this.
26 minutes played so far.
*Fritz 3-2 Davidovich Fokina
14:01
Fritz long and then into the net to start the next game.
Long again for 40-0, before Davidovich wrong-foots him with a good forehand to wrap up the next one.
Fritz 3-1 Davidovich Fokina*
13:59
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Chris Wilson
First game on the board for Davidovich, but Fritz has the chance to take a commanding lead as he serves once more.
A brief break and then we continue.
A good serve sets up an easy scoop for the first point.
Davidovich goes long for 30-0, before another good serve is too good to return.
And it’s a very straightforward game as the next serve is returned wide by the Spaniard.
Fritz 2-0 Davidovich*
13:52
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Chris Wilson
Davidovich has a golden chance to break back right away but he can’t guide his shot in when he has the advantage.
Fritz returns with advantage of his own, before he wraps up the second game as the Spaniard returns the serve into the net.
*Fritz 1-0 Davidovich - Fritz breaks in game 1!
13:50
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Chris Wilson
Taylor Fritz has a very early break on Centre Court and he has the upper hand already in this one.
*denotes next to serve
Fritz and Davidovich getting ready
13:33
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Chris Wilson
Taylor Fritz and Alejandro Davidovich are warming up on Centre Court now!
Not long until we’re underway in this one.
Fucsovics grinds out marathon win over Monfils to reach third round
13:26
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Jack Rathborn
*Fucsovics 6-4, 1-6, 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 Monfils
The Hungarian has the balls and looks to serve it out on No 18 Court.
A couple of heavy serves puts him in command at 30-15....
Monfils desperately searching for an opening but that’s a lazy forehand that sails well long, two match points...
The Frenchman saves the first with a smart play to the net, vollying into the open court.
But after three hours and 42 minutes, Fucsovics just does enough, a backhand volley enough to advance!
Fritz vs Davidovich head-to-head
13:20
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Chris Wilson
These two have faced off five times before on the ATP Tour, and it’s actually the Spaniard who has the winning record.
He’s won three of the five matches, including this year in the quarter-finals of the Delray Beach Open, but it was Fritz who won the most recent meeting – 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 at the semi-finals in Eastbourne last month.
Fritz went on to win that tournament against Jenson Brooksby.
Alcaraz scheduled for 3.10pm
13:10
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Chris Wilson
A reminder that Carlos Alcaraz is scheduled to take to Centre Court around 3.10pm, after the conclusion of the match between Taylor Fritz and Alejandro Davidovich.
The Spaniard faces Jan-Lennard Struff, who has beaten three times and lost to once in past meetings.
Alcaraz at Wimbledon
13:00
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Chris Wilson
With Carlos Alcaraz headlining the day’s action at Wimbledon today, here’s a look at his previous record in the tournament.
The Spaniard made his debut at SW19 in 2021, losing in the second round to Daniil Medvedev, and the next year he beat today’s opponent, Jan-Lennard Struff, before losing to Jannik Sinner in the fourth round.
But his luck was to change in 2023, with the then-20-year-old beating Novak Djokovic in a mammoth five-set final to win the competition for the first time.
And he followed that with another win over the same opponent in the 2024 final, with the Spaniard now bidding to become just the fifth man in the Open Era to win Wimbledon three times in a row.
Wimbledon: How to get tennis tickets in queue and register for 2026 ballot
12:50
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Chris Wilson
Wimbledon continues to be one of the only major sporting events where fans can get tickets on the day of play. The All England Club welcomes more than 40,000 fans per day.
With enough dedication, you can brave the queue at Wimbledon Park, near Southfields tube station, which is still a key part of the Wimbledon experience.
Fans can queue up - often camping overnight - in order to be at the front of the queue to obtain tickets for either Centre Court or Court 1 for the first 10 days of The Championships. Usually, there are 500 tickets available for Centre Court and 500 available for Court 1.
Fans are advised to go to the end of The Queue in Wimbledon Park to obtain a Queue Card. The card will be dated and numbered with your position in The Queue.
Fritz first up on Centre
12:40
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Chris Wilson
A reminder that Taylor Fritz will be first up on Centre Court, as he takes on Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
Cameron Norrie is the Englishman in action today, with his match against Mattia Bellucci taking place from 2.10pm on Court 1.
When is Emma Raducanu playing her third round match at Wimbledon?
12:30
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Chris Wilson
Emma Raducanu, who missed out on a seeding, leads the British contingent in the women’s draw, having overtaken Katie Boulter as British No 1 recently. And Raducanu has started well, seeing off fellow Briton Mingge Xu then former champion Marketa Vondrousova – four years after beating the Czech at the same stage, in Raducanu’s scintillating debut in SW19.
Next up for Raducanu is a clash with world No 1 Sabalenka, so a tough test awaits.
Raducanu’s next outing will take place on Friday 4 July and will be the third match on Centre Court as she faces top seed Sabalenka. With the action on Centre Court beginning at 1:30pm BST, Raducanu can be expected to take to the court at approximately 5pm.
The real reason why players are only permitted to wear white at Wimbledon
12:21
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Chris Wilson
When Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner at the Roland Garros men’s final on 8 June 2025, in what is already seen as a classic match, there was some comment on the sartorial choices of the two players.
They both wore Nike tops. Alcaraz’s was collarless, with horizontal blue bordered green and black stripes, and black shorts.
Meanwhile Sinner wore a green polo-style shirt with collar, blue shorts and a blue Nike cap. Sinner’s shirt bore more than a passing resemblance to an Irish rugby union top, and was seen by some as somewhat incongruous on a tennis court.
Sinner comes through Vukic tie
12:10
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Chris Wilson
Yesterday, top seed Jannie Sinner came through his match with Aautralaian Aleksandar Vukic 6-1, 6-1, 6-3, with the Italian booking a third-round match against Pedro Martínez.
That is scheduled for some time tomorrow, though time and venue are not set yet.
What is electronic line calling (ELC)? Wimbledon’s new Hawk-Eye Live system explained
12:01
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Chris Wilson
If you’re watching Wimbledon this year, you’ll likely notice the implementation of electronic line calling (ELC) technology.
This has brought to an end the role of the line judge after 147 years patrolling the courts in SW19.
The tournament venue has taken the decision to install ELC on all 18 match courts, including Centre Court and Court One, and we have everything you need to know below.
