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5 Stefanos Tsitsipas’ game with a mesmerizing 6-7, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 win over the Greek competitor.

The 27-year-old Aussie deconstructed world no. Kyrgios, within spurts of lambasting chair umpires, shouting audible obscenities, and engaging in verbal spats (at times, literally), has produced immense tennis.

The topic of Kyrgios’ behaviour has seemed to have driven a wedge amongst the most passionate tennis fans as we’re trapped in an existential debate of what is acceptable and what is offsides on a tennis court. How the tennis world feels about his boorish antics? An intriguing encounter now awaits against Badosa.Īustralian Nick Kyrgios is a ludicrously talented tennis player.

Halep has won 16 of her last 17 matches on grass courts. She is also a brilliant mover on the surface, staying balanced and flexible on the quick playing grass. Halep, one of the tour’s steelier and determined competitors, has shown the perfect balance between aggression and defence through her first three wins. She also has a high-profile star in her box in Patrick Mouratoglou, who famously coached Williams from 2012 until this season. Halep has reached the second week of the event five times in her career. Just one former slam champion is in contention, with Wimbledon 2019 winner Simona Halep into the final 16. Tatjana Maria, Marie Bouzkova, and Jule Niemeier are all first-time quarterfinalists, producing surprise runs on the grass courts.įrance’s Harmony Tan defeated seven-time champ Serena Williams in the first round and carried the confidence from that victory to her first round of 16 at a major. Only two top-10 players are still standing with Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur advancing to the quarterfinals, and Spain’s Paula Badosa into the round of 16. The upset victory has played a key part in creating a diverse and unexpected field of players that remains in the women's draw. He’s the only player, man or woman, in the Open Era to record 80 or more match wins at all four grand slams. Three-time defending champ Novak Djokovic has reminded everyone of his talent and brilliance on the grass court surface, comfortably moving through to the quarterfinalswith just two sets lost in total.Īfter a challenging 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 first-round win over Soonwoo Kwon of Korea, Djokovic has promptly raised his level and in reaching the quarterfinals, looks every bit the favourite with his exceptional movement on the surface, unparalleled consistency and shot making.ĭjokovic also set a new piece of history at the tournament. The two greatest champions in the men’s field are through to the second week unscathed. Here are five takeaways from the first week of action at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships:ĭjokovic and Nadal still on a collision course

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We are through the first week of action at the All England Club as full crowds have been captivated by the high-octane shot making, mesmerizing rallies, and deft skills of the world’s very best competing on the impeccably manicured lawns. The grass courts are lively and slick and the most prestigious tennis tournament on the planet is halfway complete.