In the early morning of July 10, the fourth round of Wimbledon men's singles continued! No. 7 seed Rublev faced Bublik and fought hard in five sets to eliminate his opponent and advance to the last eight! In fact, sitting on a 2-1 lead, the fourth set wasted two match points, but won 6-4 in the fifth set.
In the third set, Bubrek withstood the pressure to win 7-6 (6) to win a city. In the fourth set, Bubrick continued his efforts, saving two match points in the tenth game, and then won four consecutive points after 7-5 to win another set 7-6 (5). However, the ruble won 6-4 in the deciding set, ending the suspense. He has unlocked eight of the four Grand Slam places in his career, becoming the ninth man in the active team, and the next opponent will be the winner between Djokovic and Hurkacz.
Fans sighed: I can only say that the luck is too bad, but it is quite beyond expectations to reach the top 8, especially if this game is played so well.
In the other match, Safrin was the No. 26 seed Shapovalov in a 3-1 comeback to reach the last eight of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time in his career, waiting for the winner between Garland and Sinner. In this match, after losing the first set 3-6, and then playing 6-3, 6-1, 6-3 in three sets, it can be described as very domineering, and did not give the opponent too many opportunities. Saffrin's first Wimbledon tournament was in the top 8, and he was a dark horse. Shabo is really helpless, the more he fights, the more he can't do it, and everyone is out of the picture.
Djokovic's match with Hurkacz ended the day, with both sets in a tie-break to win hard, and the first set was a 3-6 to 8-6 comeback. In the second set, she trailed 4-5 and completed an 8-6 comeback. With a 2-0 scoreline, the match was forced to pause as it approached the local curfew time and resumed on Monday.