In a dramatic turn of events at Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner faced a potentially serious setback during his fourth-round match against Grigor Dimitrov. The world No. 1 advanced after Dimitrov was forced to retire due to injury on July 07, 2025, while leading two sets to none.
- Sinner suffers fall during Wimbledon match
- Dimitrov retires due to injury
- Sinner's medical timeout after fall
- Sinner equals Open Era record
- Centre Court roof closed for light
- Sinner to face Shelton in quarter-finals
Sinner’s fall occurred early in the match as he reached for a deep backhand, landing awkwardly on his right arm. Despite this scare, he managed to continue after a medical timeout, though the match’s intensity was palpable as Dimitrov showcased his skills. Will Sinner’s injury impact his chances moving forward?
This unexpected turn raises questions about Sinner’s resilience and fitness as he heads into the quarter-finals. With a 5-1 head-to-head advantage against Ben Shelton, can he maintain his momentum despite the recent scare?
- Sinner reached the fourth round with only 17 games lost, matching a historic record.
- Dimitrov was performing exceptionally well before his injury, winning 31 of 34 service points in the first set.
- The match was interrupted by the closing of the Centre Court roof due to fading light.
As the tournament continues, fans will be eager to see if Sinner can shake off the effects of his fall and advance further. Stay tuned for his upcoming clash with Shelton!
