Wimbledon Daily Preview: The Gentlemen’s Semifinals
Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic will meet in the Wimbledon men’s singles semifinals on Day 12. Friday’s schedule also includes the women’s doubles semifinals.
Latest story published: 2026-07-09 20:03 UTC
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Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic will meet in the Wimbledon men’s singles semifinals on Day 12. Friday’s schedule also includes the women’s doubles semifinals.
Greg Rusedski believes Wimbledon officials have given Jannik Sinner a significant advantage against Novak Djokovic. He argues that the circumstances could help Sinner avoid what he considers the Italian’s biggest concern at the tournament.
Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner will meet again in the Wimbledon Championships semi-finals after contrasting paths through the tournament. Sinner stands between Djokovic and another opportunity to pursue tennis history.
Five key storylines are highlighted ahead of Day 12 at Wimbledon. The preview sets out what to watch during the day's play.
Wimbledon is profiling Jayant Mistry’s journey from debutant to polymath. The feature is about his wider tennis story rather than a match result or bracket impact. It gives the tournament a human-interest angle and highlights a figure whose path extends beyond competition.
Carlos Alcaraz has pulled out of the ATP Montreal entry list. The withdrawal follows his Cincinnati Open quarterfinal victory over Andrey Rublev, which Alcaraz won 6-3, 4-6, 7-5.
The Wimbledon men’s semifinal predictions include the heavyweight meeting between Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner. The matchup is assessed as part of the tournament’s final-four slate.
Arthur Fery says a nose procedure that stopped his nosebleeds and watching The Godfather trilogy aided his Wimbledon run. He is preparing to face Alexander Zverev in Friday's semifinal after consecutive five-set comebacks.
British player Arthur Fery, who was born in France and studied in the United States, is being profiled after reaching the Wimbledon semi-finals.
Arthur Fery’s run against Grigor Dimitrov is being held up as a sign that British tennis is moving in the right direction at Wimbledon. The match put a British player in the spotlight on the All England Club’s biggest stage and fed a broader positive trend for the home players. It matters because Wimbledon is the tournament where British results draw the most attention and can shift the mood around the national game.
Arthur Fery is preparing to face German No. 2 seed Alexander Zverev in a highly anticipated Wimbledon semifinal. British fans have suggested renaming the tournament’s famous viewing mound “Arthur’s Seat” if Fery’s rapid rise continues.
Novak Djokovic has been given hope before his Wimbledon clash with Jannik Sinner. Sinner is judged to have been well below his best during the tournament, particularly on his forehand.
Goran Ivanisevic’s 2001 Wimbledon title run is being revisited as a wild-card-to-winner story. The lookback centers on how he turned a wildcard entry into a championship at the All England Club. It underlines one of Wimbledon’s most notable comeback paths and why that title still stands out in tournament history.
Film and television stars attend the Royal Box on Day 11 of Wimbledon. The story covers the tournament's off-court celebrity presence.
Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic are set for a high-profile meeting at the Wimbledon Championships. Their matchup is billed as one for the ages.
Wimbledon has announced the order of play for the men’s semifinals. Alexander Zverev and Fery received the less favorable slot, while Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner were awarded top billing.
Arthur Fery is drawing comparisons with Emma Raducanu after his latest win, with Queen Camilla also weighing in on the result. The attention adds to his profile on the ATP side and links him to one of Britain’s biggest recent tennis breakthroughs. The comment from the Queen underlines how closely his progress is being watched.
Jack Draper’s serve-plus-one pattern is being examined as the tactical base behind his rise to British No. 1 and a career-high No. 4. The piece also points to Andy Murray taking over the grass season as a factor that could shape Draper’s comeback. That puts Draper’s development and return plan in the wider context of British men’s tennis.
Andre Agassi’s warning about Novak Djokovic is being revisited ahead of a possible next meeting with Jannik Sinner. The piece ties that warning to Djokovic’s current outlook and the long-term effects Agassi flagged. It adds context to Djokovic’s build-up for another high-profile showdown with Sinner.
Jack Draper is set to return from injury at the DC Open in Washington. He missed Wimbledon because of the injury.
Arthur Fery's coach says the British player's results have not been surprising. He attributes that confidence to the level Fery has demonstrated in practice.
Day 11 at the Wimbledon Championships is previewed ahead of the scheduled matches. The upcoming day’s major storylines and action are the focus.
Arthur Fery says he will use the Wimbledon crowd to his advantage against Alexander Zverev in Friday’s semi-final. The match matters as a major home-interest stage at the All England Club, where British support could shape the atmosphere. Fery is leaning on that energy as he tries to unsettle the German in a high-pressure late-round match.
Taylor Fritz's knee tendinitis flared up during his Wimbledon quarterfinal, leaving him unable to overcome Alexander Zverev. Alexander Zverev won 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals.
Arthur Fery crushed Flavio Cobolli to reach the Wimbledon Championships semifinals. Fery credited his remarkable run to unwavering self-belief and will next face Alexander Zverev.
British wildcard Arthur Fery reached the Wimbledon semifinals. His breakthrough run prompted reaction after the latest result.
Arthur Fery's net play and varied shot selection helped him build sustained pressure during his Wimbledon quarterfinal victory over Flavio Cobolli. BBC pundit Jamie Murray argued that opponents are not accustomed to facing players with Fery's style.
British wildcard Arthur Fery reached the Wimbledon semifinals. His historic Centre Court run ranks among the tournament's most extraordinary performances by a home player.
Social media is changing Wimbledon’s image, with influencers, ticket-queue tracking and heavy Instagram and TikTok promotion turning the championships into a bigger lifestyle event. The concern is that the tournament is being pushed from an eminent tennis occasion toward a bucket-list attraction. That shift matters because it could change how fans experience Wimbledon and how the event is marketed in future.
Arthur Fery stands two victories away from winning the Wimbledon Championships after beginning the tournament as a major outsider. His unexpected run has prompted comparisons with Emma Raducanu’s path to a major title.