05-07-2025
Wimbledon Live Score, Day 6: Djokovic and Sinner in focus for Round 3 clashes
Looks like the games have been suspended due to rain. Not the ideal start people would have wanted to see here.
It's been a dominant start for Flavio Cobolli on Court 12. The Italian races through the first set, dropping just two games against Jakub Mensik to take it 6-2. A quick, confident opening from Cobolli — Mensik has work to do in the second.
Cobolli leads Mensik after the first set. (6-2)
Cobolli is off to a flying start on Court 12, taking back-to-back games against Jakub Mensik — he's looking sharp early in this third-round clash.
Meanwhile, on No.2 Court, Elena Rybakina hits back! After dropping the first game to Clara Tauson, she holds firm to take the second — all square now in their women's singles battle.
While Centre Court is yet to get going, action has begun on the outside courts.
On No.2 Court, Elena Rybakina has made a strong start, taking the first game against Clara Tauson in their third-round clash.
Over on Court 12, Jakub Mensik has dropped the opening game to Italy's Flavio Cobolli. A slightly shaky start for the Czech youngster.
Plenty of tennis unfolding already — we're in for a packed day at Wimbledon!
Mirra Andreeva [7] vs Hailey Baptiste (USA)
The rising star Andreeva looks to continue her solid Wimbledon run. Baptiste brings power and unpredictability — this one could swing quickly if either player finds momentum early.
Barbora Krejcikova [17] vs Emma Navarro [10]
A clash of styles here — Krejcikova's all-court game meets Navarro's steady baseline play. Navarro has been quietly impressive this season, but Krejcikova's experience at the Slams could be the edge.
Not Before 4:00 PM – Ben Shelton [10] vs Marton Fucsovics
Expect fireworks! Shelton's booming lefty serve and fearless game go up against the seasoned Fucsovics. Grass suits both — this could be one of the standout men's matches of the day.
Centre Court – From 1:30 PM
[1] Jannik Sinner (ITA) vs Pedro Martinez (ESP)
World No.1 Sinner headlines the action, taking on Spain's Martinez in the third round. Expect clean hitting and quick points on grass.
[8] Iga Swiatek (POL) vs Danielle Collins (USA)
A power-packed women's clash — Collins has the weapons to test Swiatek, but the Pole's consistency will be key.
[6] Novak Djokovic (SRB) vs Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB)
All-Serbian showdown to close the day. Djokovic is still feeling his way through the draw — can Kecmanovic cause trouble?
It's not official yet, but if Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic both win today, we're one step closer to a blockbuster semi. Sinner's looking stealthy, Novak's eyeing century club honours. Wimbledon's Centre Court is cooking.
Friday's action also saw Cameron Norrie give the home crowd something to cheer about. The Brit held his nerve in a tense opening set before easing past Mattia Bellucci in straight sets. With that win, Norrie became the last British man standing in the singles draw and now sets up a meeting with Nicolas Jarry.
On Friday, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz was made to dig deep against Jan-Lennard Struff in their third-round clash. The Spaniard dropped a set but responded in style, taking the match 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to extend his Wimbledon winning streak. With that gritty win, Alcaraz booked a spot in the fourth round and moved one step closer to a third consecutive title at SW19.
He's back, he's healthy (knee? what knee?), and he's chasing another slice of history. Novak Djokovic takes on fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic under the Centre Court lights in what could be his 100th win at Wimbledon — a feat only Federer and Navratilova have managed before. After comfortably seeing off Dan Evans in Round 2, Djokovic will want to stay sharp as the business end of the tournament approaches. With Sinner possibly waiting in the semis, this might just be the calm before the storm.
Jannik Sinner may be the top seed, but he's been flying under the radar so far — cruising through his first two matches without breaking a sweat or dropping a set. Up next: Pedro Martinez, who'll need something special to stop the Italian's calm domination. Sinner opens Centre Court on Day 6, and while he's made it look easy till now, every round brings bigger nerves and brighter spotlights. The world No.1 knows the real Wimbledon grind begins now.
Strap in — Day 6 at Wimbledon is a full-on tennis feast. Jannik Sinner kicks off Centre Court, Novak Djokovic closes it, and between them? Drama, class, and maybe a bit of history. Iga Swiatek faces the gritty Danielle Collins, while reigning champ Barbora Krejcikova takes on 10th seed Emma Navarro in a tough battle.
Mirra Andreeva's teenage dream continues, Ben Shelton brings the power, and Indian doubles hopes take the court too. Buckle up, folks — Saturday's got storylines everywhere.
