When does Novak Djokovic play? How to watch 24-time major champ at Wimbledon
Djokovic has won the grass-court major seven times throughout his career, with the last coming in 2022. The only Grand Slam even the 38-year-old has won more than Wimbledon is the Australian Open, which he has won 10 times.
Djokovic may not set a personal best at the All-England Club in 2025, but he will still have a chance to make history. He is just one shy of tying Roger Federer's record of eight Wimbledon titles.
Djokovic entered the tournament as its No. 6 seed but figures to be among the event's top contenders. He has made the final six consecutive times and won it every year from 2018 to 2022, though Wimbledon 2020 was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In each of the last two seasons, Djokovic has lost the championship match to Carlos Alcaraz. He will look to avenge those defeats should the two meet again this year, which wouldn't happen until the final given the bracket draw.
Below is what to know about when Djokovic will play next, how to watch him on the court and his results from the weeks-long event.
When does Novak Djokovic play next?
Djokovic's next match at Wimbledon is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET (1:30 p.m. local time) on Thursday, July 3. The tournament's No. 6 overall seed will take on Great Britain's Daniel Evans, who made the tournament as a wild card and is currently the 154th-ranked men's singles player in the world, according to the ATP Tour.
Should Djokovic beat Evans, the Serbian star would advance to the tournament's third round and play Saturday. He would face the winner of the matchup between Miomir Kecmanovic (49th in the world rankings) and Jesper De Jong (106th).
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Novak Djokovic Wimbledon results
Below is a look at Djokovic's results at Wimbledon thus far in 2025:
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How to watch Wimbledon 2025
Wimbledon 2025 is set to air across the ESPN family of networks, with ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC broadcasting matches throughout the tournament. Tennis fans can also catch some of the action on the Tennis Channel.
Cord-cutters will be able to stream the Grand Slam event on ESPN+, which is ESPN's proprietary streaming services, and with Fubo, which offers a free a trial to new subscribers.
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