Draw Wimbledon Men's 2025: Carlos Alcaraz opens up against Fabio Fognini as Jack Draper faces difficult run
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The draw has been confirmed for the Men's 2025 Wimbledon Championships which is due to take place between Monday 30 June - Sunday 13 July. Headlined by two-time champion Carlos Alcaraz, seven-time winner Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner.
Top seed Sinner opens up against compatriot Luca Nardi, then could face Chun-Hsin Tseng or Aleksandar Vukic. He could likely face Denis Shapovalov in round three if the draw pans out correctly.
Ben Shelton also in this half faces Alex Bolt. Lorenzo Musetti is the likely danger for Sinner and sits as a potential Quarter-Final opponent. Musetti faces Nikoloz Basilashvili. He then could face Lorenzo Sonego in the second round.
Jack Draper as fourth seed faces Sebastian Baez. But is on a collision course with star of the grass court season so far Alexander Bublik in the latter rounds. Bublik snuck in as 28th seed and Daniil Medvedev has his wish to avoid him as he is in the next half of the draw. Medvedev faces Benjamin Bonzi.
Bublik opens up against Jaume Munar who tested Carlos Alcaraz at Queen's last week. Novak Djokovic as sixth seed who is in Draper's half faces Alexandre Muller. He then could face Dan Evans or Jay Clarke - both Brits in the second round.
Taylor Fritz opens against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. Then could face Gabriel Diallo or Daniel Altmaier in what is a tough draw on paper for the American. Matteo Berrettini who likely awaits for Alexander Zverev faces Kamil MajchrzakTa
Taylor Fritz faces a tough opening draw.
Arthur Rinderknech is the first round opponent for Zverev. Holger Rune to start the final section faces Nicolas Jarry who had to qualify for Wimbledon this year. He then could face known giant killer Learner Tien or Nishesh Basavareddy.
Jacob Fearnley, the rising Brit also sits in that section and faces one of the ties of the round against Joao Fonseca.
Carlos Alcaraz finally will face Fabio Fognini in what is the latter's final Wimbledon. He is looking to win a third Wimbledon title over the next two weeks in SW19.
Men's Wimbledon Draw
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