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by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Wimbledon Day Four: **Djokovic**, **Draper**, and Brits in Action

Day Four at Wimbledon promises thrilling matches, with **Novak Djokovic** headlining Centre Court and several British players vying for spots in the next round. Unfortunately, fans will have to wait to see **Emma Raducanu**, who plays Friday.

Centre Court Showdowns

Starting at 1:30 pm (BST), **Dan Evans** faces a formidable opponent in seven-time Wimbledon champion **Novak Djokovic**. Following that match, **Iga Swiatek** is set to play **Catherine McNally**, and **Jannik Sinner** will compete against **Aleksandar Vukic**.

**Draper** on Court 1

Meanwhile, on Court No. 1, fourth-seed **Jack Draper** will take on **Marin Cilic**, the 2017 Wimbledon finalist. The day kicks off with **Mirra Andreeva** versus **Lucia Bronzetti**, followed by **Maria Sakkari** against **Elena Rybakina**.

Other British Hopes

**Jack Pinnington Jones** is also in action, facing **Flavio Cobolli** on Court 18. Play is scheduled to start at 11am (BST). In doubles matches, several other Brits are competing today.

Full Order of Play

Hereโ€™s a breakdown of matches scheduled for today, Thursday, at Wimbledon, focusing on show courts and matches featuring British players:

Centre Court (From 1.30pm BST)

  • Dan Evans (GB) vs (6) **Novak Djokovic** (Ser)
  • (8) **Iga Swiatek** (Pol) vs **Catherine McNally** (US)
  • (1) **Jannik Sinner** (Ita) vs **Aleksandar Vukic** (Aus)

Court 1 (From 1pm BST)

  • (7) **Mirra Andreeva** (Rus) vs **Lucia Bronzetti** (Ita)
  • Maria Sakkari (Gre) vs (11) **Elena Rybakina** (Kaz)
  • (4) Jack Draper (GB) vs **Marin Cilic** (Cro)

Court 2 (From 11am BST)

  • (11) **Alex de Minaur** (Aus) vs **Arthur Cazaux** (Fra)
  • (17) **Barbora Krejcikova** (Cze) vs **Caroline Dolehide** (US)
  • (28) **Sofia Kenin** (US) vs **Jessica Bouzas Maneiro** (Spa)
  • (10) **Ben Shelton** (US) vs **Rinky Hijikata** (Aus)

Court 3 (From 11am BST)

  • Veronika Kudermetova (Rus) vs (10) **Emma Navarro** (US)
  • (19) **Grigor Dimitrov** (Bul) vs **Corentin Moutet** (Fra)
  • **Sebastian Ofner** (Aut) vs (13) **Tommy Paul** (US)
  • (16) **Daria Kasatkina** (Aus) vs **Irina-Camelia Begu** (Rom)

Court 4 (From 11am BST)

  • **Alexander Erler** (Aut) & **Constantin Frantzen** (Ger) vs **Jenson Brooksby** (US) & **Adam Walton** (Aus)
  • **Quinn Gleason** (US) & **Ingrid Martins** (Bra) vs **Alexandra Eala** (Phi) & **Eva Lys** (Ger)
  • (11) **Sadio Doumbia** (Fra) & **Fabien Reboul** (Fra) vs **Zizou Bergs** (Bel) & **Gabriel Diallo** (Can)
  • Emily Appleton (GB) & Heather Watson (GB) vs (5) **Mirra Andreeva** (Rus) & **Diana Shnaider** (Rus)

Court 5 (From 11am BST)

  • **Yi Fan Xu** (Chn) & **Zhaoxuan Yang** (Chn) vs (7) **Lyudmyla Kichenok** (Ukr) & **Ellen Perez** (Aus)
  • (10) **Timea Babos** (Hun) & **Luisa Stefani** (Bra) vs **Jaqueline Cristian** (Rom) & **Magali Kempen** (Rom)
  • (13) **Nathaniel Lammons** (US) & **Jack Withrow** (US) vs **Pierre-Hugues Herbert** (Fra) & **Jordan Thompson** (Aus)
  • Billy Harris (GB) & Marcus Willis (GB) vs **Alexander Bublik** (Kaz) & **Flavio Cobolli** (Ita)

Court 6 (From 11am BST)

  • **Camila Osorio** (Col) & **Alycia Parks** (US) vs Alicia Barnett (GB) & Eden Silva (GB)
  • **Guido Andreozzi** (Arg) & **Marcelo Demoliner** (Bra) vs (9) **Christian Harrison** (US) & **Evan King** (US)
  • (10) **Hugo Nys** (Mon) & **Edouard Roger-Vasselin** (Fra) vs **Benjamin Bonzi** (Fra) & **Gregoire Jacq** (Fra)
  • Victoria Azarenka (Blr) & **Ashlyn Krueger** (US) vs **Greet Minnen** (Bel) & **Monica Niculescu** (Rom)

Court 8 (From 11am BST)

  • **Petr Nouza** (Cze) & **Patrik Rikl** (Cze) vs (15) **Matthew Ebden** (Aus) & **John Peers** (Aus)
  • (4) **Su-Wei Hsieh** (Tpe) & **Jelena Ostapenko** (Lat) vs **Oksana Kalashnikova** (Geo) & **Elena Pridankina** (Rus)
  • **Cristina Bucsa** (Spa) & **Miyu Kato** (Jpn) vs (3) **Sara Errani** (Ita) & **Jasmine Paolini** (Ita)
  • Lui Maxted (GB) & Connor Thomson (GB) vs (8) **Nikola Mektic** (Cro) & **Michael Venus** (NZ)

Court 9 (From 11am BST)

  • **Yunchaokete Bu** (Chn) & **Ray Ho** (Tpe) vs (4) **Marcel Granollers** (Spa) & **Horacio Zeballos** (Arg)
  • **Shuko Aoyama** (Jpn) & **Ena Shibahara** (Jpn) vs **Magda Linette** (Pol) & **Bernarda Pera** (US)
  • (9) **Tereza Mihalikova** (Svk) & Olivia Nicholls (GB) vs **Kamilla Rakhimova** (Rus) & **Anna Siskova** (Cze)
  • **Lucia Bronzetti** (Ita) & **Ann Li** (US) vs **Olivia Gadecki** (Aus) & **Desirae Krawczyk** (US)

Court 10 (From 11am BST)

  • **Ajla Tomljanovic** (Aus) & **Viktoriya Tomova** (Bul) vs **Eri Hozumi** (Jpn) & **Aldila Sutjiadi** (Ina)
  • Ella McDonald (GB) & Mingge Xu (GB) vs **Linda Noskova** (Cze) & **Rebecca Sramkova** (Svk)
  • (8) **Veronika Kudermetova** (Rus) & **Elise Mertens** (Bel) vs Hannah Klugman (GB) & Mika Stojsavljevic (GB)
  • **Adam Pavlasek** (Cze) & **Jan Zielinski** (Pol) vs **Santiago Gonzรกlez** (Mex) & **Austin Krajicek** (US)

Court 12 (From 11am BST)

  • **Marcos Giron** (US) vs (15) **Jakub Mensik** (Cze)
  • **August Holmgren** (Den) vs (21) **Tomas Machac** (Cze)
  • (23) **Clara Tauson** (Den) vs **Anna Kalinskaya** (Rus)

Court 14 (From 11am BST)

  • **Francisco Cabral** (Por) & **Lucas Miedler** (Aut) vs Jamie Murray (GB) & **Rajeev Ram** (US)
  • **Fabian Marozsan** (Hun) vs **Jaume Munar** (Spa)
  • **Anastasia Zakharova** (Rus) vs **Dayana Yastremska** (Ukr)
  • Johannus Monday (GB) & David Stevenson (GB) vs **Mattia Bellucci** (Ita) & **Fabian Marozsan** (Hun)

Court 16 (From 11am BST)

  • (5) Julian Cash (GB) & Lloyd Glasspool (GB) vs **Vasil Kirkov** (US) & **Bart Stevens** (Ned)
  • **Katie Volynets** (US) vs **Elisabetta Cocciaretto** (Ita)
  • **Danielle Collins** (US) vs **Veronika Erjavec** (Slo)
  • (29) **Brandon Nakashima** (US) vs **Reilly Opelka** (US)

Court 17 (From 11am BST)

  • **Xin Yu Wang** (Chn) vs **Zeynep Sonmez** (Tur)
  • **Elsa Jacquemot** (Fra) vs **Belinda Bencic** (Swi)
  • (6) Joe Salisbury (GB) & Neal Skupski (GB) vs Charles Broom (GB) & Joshua Paris (GB)
  • **Lorenzo Sonego** (Ita) vs **Nikoloz Basilashvili** (Geo)

Court 18 (From 11am BST)

  • (22) **Flavio Cobolli** (Ita) vs Jack Pinnington Jones (GB)
  • **Suzan Lamens** (Ned) vs (18) **Ekaterina Alexandrova** (Rus)
  • **Yuliia Starodubtseva** (Ukr) vs (19) **Ludmilla Samsonova** (Rus)
  • **Marton Fucsovics** (Hun) vs **Gaรซl Monfils** (Fra)

Royal Box Guests

The Royal Box guest list remains a closely guarded secret until each day of play. On Wednesday, notable attendees included England football manager **Thomas Tuchel**, his predecessor **Roy Hodgson**, Olympic diver **Tom Daley**, and golfer **Tommy Fleetwood**. Singer-songwriter **Olivia Rodrigo**, fresh from Glastonbury, and **Dave Grohl** were also present. About 42% of Wimbledon attendees are female, marking a gradual increase in inclusivity (Wimbledon.com).

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Vondrousova & Wang Win Berlin Open: Samasonova Falls in Final

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Vondrousova Stuns Sabalenka, Wang Shines at Berlin open Tennis Tournament

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In a stunning upset at the Berlin Open Tennis tournament on Saturday, Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic defeated world number one Aryna Sabalenka with a score of 6-2, 6-4. This victory propels Vondrousova into the finals, marking her first final appearance since her Wimbledon Open win in 2023. Meanwhile, Wang Shinue secured her spot in the final by defeating Russian player Liudmila Samsonova.

Vondrousova’s Dominant Performance

from the outset, Vondrousova asserted control, leveraging her powerful serves to dictate the pace of the match.She secured two breaks against Sabalenka in the first set while successfully defending against two break points, ultimately clinching the set in decisive fashion.

Did You Know? Marketa Vondrousova is currently ranked number 6 in the world by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) as of June 2025 [1].

The second set saw an exchange of breaks early on,with Sabalenka managing to save two break points to stay competitive at 3-2. Though, Vondrousova’s consistent pressure and strategic play proved too much for Sabalenka to overcome.

“I think you need to take risks on the grass, and I thought, let’s try,” Vondrousova said after her victory. “I am very happy with this victory.”

Wang Shinue Advances to the Final

In the second semi-final, Wang Shinue, the world number 49, defeated Liudmila Samsonova with a score of 6-4, 6-1 in a match lasting one hour and 15 minutes. wang,aged 23,previously defeated second seed coco Gauff in the round of 16.

Pro Tip: keep an eye on Wang Shinue; she’s a rising star in the tennis world, known for her aggressive baseline game and powerful forehand.

Berlin open Finals Set

The final match between Wang Shinue and Marketa Vondrousova is scheduled for Sunday. Tennis enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating a thrilling contest between these two talented players.

Match Summary: Berlin Open Semi-Finals
Player Opponent Score Duration
Marketa Vondrousova aryna Sabalenka 6-2, 6-4 1 hour 20 minutes
Wang Shinue Liudmila Samsonova 6-4, 6-1 1 hour 15 minutes

Looking Ahead: The Final Showdown

The stage is set for an exciting final at the Berlin Open. Will Vondrousova continue her dominant run, or will Wang Shinue pull off another upset?

Key Stats to Watch

  • Vondrousova’s serve accuracy
  • Wang’s ability to control the baseline
  • Both players’ mental fortitude under pressure

The rise of Women’s Tennis

Women’s tennis has seen a surge in popularity and competitiveness in recent years. The WTA tour features a diverse range of talented athletes from around the globe, each bringing their unique style and skill to the court.The Berlin Open is a key event in the lead-up to Wimbledon, providing players with valuable experience on grass courts. The increasing viewership and sponsorship deals reflect the growing interest in women’s tennis worldwide [2].

Frequently Asked Questions about the Berlin Open

What makes the Berlin Open a significant tennis tournament?
The Berlin Open is a prestigious grass-court tournament that serves as a crucial warm-up event for Wimbledon, attracting top players from around the world.
How dose the Berlin Open contribute to the local economy?
The tournament brings significant revenue to Berlin through tourism, hospitality, and related industries, boosting the local economy.
What are the key challenges for players competing in the Berlin Open?
Players face the challenge of adapting to the grass surface, which requires precise footwork and a diffrent style of play compared to clay or hard courts.
How can fans stay updated on the latest news from the Berlin open?
Fans can follow the tournament’s official website, social media channels, and reputable sports news outlets for real-time updates and behind-the-scenes content.
What impact does the Berlin Open have on promoting tennis in Germany?
The tournament inspires young athletes and promotes tennis as a popular sport in germany, fostering a greater interest in the game at all levels.

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