Wu’s been excellent to watch here whatever the outcome hopefully it tires Djokovic

33 minutes ago, Herbs said:

Cam Norrie also out….

There’s a real possibility that 0 Brits will make round 2….

That's never happened in the Open era at Wimbledon.

Just be thankful we got to see Murray. Could be another 70 odd years before the next British Wimbledon champion.

3 hours ago, Mack. said:

That's never happened in the Open era at Wimbledon.

It's never ever happened in Wimbledon history.

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Katie Swan makes it a Brit through to round 2, but Boulter out…

The performance from the Brits this year has been absolutely diabolical. I really thought by now there would a new generation coming through with such amazing potential and the one person who has the biggest upside (Draper) is sadly plagued with injuries so he's not able to achieve his full potential that we know is there. I really believed he will / was going to be the first none Sinner/Alcaraz winner of a grand slam, but he just cannot stay healthy and it's gutting to see.

That being said... Fery, Fearnley and Katie Swan pick up very respectable wins and am very happy for them.

2nd set TB for Stan & Matteo is now at 14-14..

That's the end of the one of the worst matches at Centre Court.

Wasn’t much of a handshake or acknowledgment from Serena.

Hopefully now we can get back to Wimbledon without all the Serena hype.

Grigor Dimitrov suffered one of the most devastating nights of his career at Wimbledon.

The 35-year-old Bulgarian left Centre Court in tears after he was forced to retire because of a pectoral injury when leading world number one Jannik Sinner by two sets last year.

From being on the verge of a spectacular victory, Dimitrov instead retired from a match at a fifth consecutive Grand Slam as physical issues continued to plague him.

The nature of the injury also left him doubting if he would ever fully recover.

This year, the emotions were very different.

Now back to full health, Dimitrov claimed a 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 7-5 win over Australia's Dane Sweeny on a day the former Wimbledon semi-finalist said he would never forget.

Dan Evans loses his last match as he and Henry Searle lose in straight sets in their opening match of the first round in the men's doubles.