Novak Djokovic defeats Sinner to reach 13th Wimbledon final.
World No. 1 Novak Djokovic continued his quest for Grand Slam supremacy with a four‑set victory over Italy’s Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon semifinals. The match, played on Centre Court today, showcased Djokovic’s hallmark resilience as he rebounded from a dropped second set to win 6‑4, 3‑6, 7‑5, 6‑4 .
Djokovic’s tactical acumen and unwavering defense stifled Sinner’s aggressive baseline play during the crucial third set, swinging momentum firmly in the Serb’s favor. Though Sinner engineered impressive rallies, he couldn’t sustain the pace over nearly three hours.
The victory secures Djokovic a 13th Wimbledon final, where he'll chase his 25th Grand Slam overall—a record extension if successful. Analysts note that his strong grass‑court form sets him apart in an open tournament .
Sinner, gracious in defeat, praised Djokovic’s “relentless charge.” Now, Djokovic awaits either Alcaraz or Zverev in the final, aiming to cement his legacy at SW19.
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