Alexander Zverev Triumphs Over Cameron Norrie in Nail-Biting Wimbledon Clash

Alexander Zverev, the fourth seed, overcame an injury scare and a challenging third-set tiebreak to defeat Cameron Norrie and reach the fourth round of Wimbledon for the third time. Zverev's powerful serving and resilience were key in his 6-4 6-4 7-6(15) victory.

Fourth seed Alexander Zverev overcame an injury scare and a gruelling third-set tiebreak to defeat Britain's Cameron Norrie, matching his best run at Wimbledon by reaching the fourth round for the third time.

The German showcased spectacular serving to secure a 6-4 6-4 7-6(15) win, finally converting his sixth match point to end Norrie's resistance.

Zverev, 27, lost only two points on serve in the third set, despite an early double-fault giving Norrie an advantage in the tiebreak. Norrie had five set points to extend the match, but Zverev remained unwavering, ultimately clinching victory on the 32nd tiebreak point.

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