Schedule/Preview Day Ten 2023 Wimbledon Championships including Rune-Alcaraz and Jabeur-Rybakina
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After the opening Quarter-Finals saw Elina Svitolina, Novak Djokovic, Marketa Vondrousova and Jannik Sinner move through at 2023 Wimbledon, Day Ten will see the semi-final line-up confirmed.
TennisUpToDate as ever will preview the schedule with Centre Court and No.1 Court allocations now set.
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Alcaraz-Rune and Jabeur-Rybakina set for Centre Court
On Centre Court, it sees two friends and likely future rivals at the top of the sport face off in a highly anticipated clash.
Carlos Alcaraz will face Holger Rune. Both played doubles back in 2013 as juniors in superb footage and will now play in singles. A true look at the next generation and two of the main contenders for Novak Djokovic's title elect.
In terms of Head to Head, it is technically in many ways the first time they have met. They played at the Paris Masters in 2022 but Alcaraz had to retire due to injury.
But Alcaraz won their only other meeting at the Next Gen Finals. It is technically their first as both are at full strength and are different players since then.
The other clash on the other end sees Ons Jabeur face Elena Rybakina in a repeat of the 2022 Wimbledon final.
Jabeur has won through barring against Bianca Andreescu with absolute ease. She said pre match that she wants revenge and she will want to exact that after failing to gain her first Grand Slam this time last year.
Winning this match would go a long way to doing that. While Rybakina on the other hand has also won through with ease and looked back to her old self as the tournament has continued with illness pre tournament initially aiming to derail it.
Keys-Sabalenka and Medvedev-Eubanks set for Court No.1
The other ties see Madison Keys after she defeated Mirra Andreeva face off against Aryna Sabalenka who has mainly done her business and done it well on the outside courts.
In terms of head to head both have won one with Keys winning their only meeting on grass back in 2021.
While in the other clash, Daniil Medvedev gets his wish of continuing on the outside courts. He faces Christopher Eubanks who he lauded previously and said plays 'total tennis'.
It will be the biggest match of Eubanks' life but will he thrive or will it be another semi-final for Medvedev?
Schedule Day Ten 2023 Wimbledon
CENTRE COURT - 1:30PM
1. Ladies' Singles - Quarter-Finals
Ons Jabeur (TUN) [6] v Elena Rybakina (KAZ) [3]
2. Gentlemen's Singles - Quarter-Finals
Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) [1] v Holger Rune (DEN) [6]
NO.1 COURT - 1:00PM
1. Ladies' Singles - Quarter-Finals
Madison Keys (USA) [25] v Aryna Sabalenka [2]
2. Gentlemen's Singles - Quarter-Finals
Daniil Medvedev [3] v Christopher Eubanks (USA)
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