Nigel Chiu

Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara secured their second Wimbledon men's doubles title with a straight‑sets win over Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic, prevailing in two tie‑breaks. Their victory marks their third Grand Slam championship. Patten used the moment to criticize ATP plans to reduce doubles draws and prize money from 2028, arguing such changes would limit opportunities and hinder the sport’s growth. Wimbledon was praised for its support of doubles throughout the tournament.

Novak Djokovic expressed his desire to return to Wimbledon at least once more after losing in straight sets to Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals. Aiming for a record 25th Grand Slam title, he reflected on his recent performances, acknowledging high personal expectations and the physical demands of competing at nearly 40. Djokovic highlighted his strong results at recent majors and reaffirmed his belief that he can still compete at a top-five level when healthy, while remaining undecided about how long he will continue his career.

Karolina Muchova saved a match point to defeat Coco Gauff in a dramatic deciding-set tie‑break, securing a place in the Wimbledon final against fellow Czech Linda Noskova. Muchova overcame momentum swings and physical strain to reach her second Grand Slam final, while Noskova advanced by defeating Marta Kostyuk in straight sets. The tournament will feature an all‑Czech women’s final for the first time in a major.

Arthur Fery enters the Wimbledon semi-final aiming to use strong home support against French Open champion Alexander Zverev as he attempts to become the second British man in the Open era to reach the final. Fery notes the crowd’s impact on key moments, while Zverev expects a lively but fair atmosphere and expresses confidence in handling it. Both players say they will approach the match without overthinking, with Zverev praising Fery’s clean technique and resilience throughout the tournament.

Arthur Fery advanced to the Wimbledon semi-finals with a straight-sets victory over Flavio Cobolli, sustaining strong momentum and capitalizing on home support. The win makes him only the fifth British men’s singles semi-finalist in the Open era. He will face Alexander Zverev, while the other men’s semi-final features Jannik Sinner against Novak Djokovic. In the women’s draw, Linda Noskova and Marta Kostyuk progressed to the semi-finals, joining Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova.