As in tradition, active men’s singles champions will file a proceedings in the Center Court in an ongoing 2022 tournament early in the afternoon.
This could be the last time Djokovic has been seen in this season’s Grand Slam. His attitude towards the Covid-19 vaccine remains unchanged and he will not be able to play at the National Open later this summer.
The 20-time Grand Slam winner hasn’t played a warm-up tournament on the grass this year, and finally competed in the French Open clay, losing to final champion Rafael Nadal in last month’s thrilling four-set quarterfinal contest. rice field.
Djokovic won the All England Club seven times, seeing Matteo Berrettini off the straight set in last year’s final and winning each of the last three titles.
Serbs look closely to close the gap to rival Nadaru’s 22 major victories, preventing the Spaniards from furthering their lead and approaching the incredible calendar Grand Slam. .. However, Wimbledon’s deprivation of ranking points over the decision to ban Russian and Belarus players during the war in Ukraine means that Djokovic will lose up to 2,000 points in his 2021 victory.
The latest trip to western London will face South Korea’s world’s No. 75 Kwon, who has never surpassed the third round of a major tournament.
Djokovic vs. Kwon date and start time
Djokovic vs. Kwon is the first match scheduled for Monday (June 27th) on the Center Court, so it should start shortly after 1:30 pm BST.
Following the meeting, Emma Raducanu clashed with Alison van Utvank, Andy Murray and James Duckworth.
How to see Djokovic vs. Kwon
TV channel: On Monday, BBC Wimbledon coverage will begin at 11:00 am with a red button, and the BBC One program will begin at 1:45 pm.
Live stream: TV license payers can also livestream all tennis actions online over the next two weeks via the BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website, and app.
Live blog: You can also follow all the actions taken on the Standard Sport live blog run by Matt Verri in Wimbledon.
Winning Man: Novak Djokovic wins each of the last three Wimbledon Men’s Singles titles
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Djokovic advanced to the Serbia Open quarter-finals with a 6-1 6-3 victory in Belgrade, winning the only previous meeting between the two players on the home ground last April. ..
Djokovic vs. Kwon’s prediction
Djokovic’s stance on vaccines and voice opposition to Russia’s bans are re-heading in Wimbledon’s accumulation.
He remains the man to win on the court at SW19, but without a warm-up tournament on the grass, it’s unlikely to hinder his progress.
In contrast, Kwon won only one match at Wimbledon and was unable to pass the second round.
Djokovic needs to cruise the opener without much trouble.