Rublev started aggressively as Alcaraz tried to find a rhythm, but couldn't keep that approach going while the defending Wimbledon champ righted himself.

Carlos Alcaraz again tested the nerves of his legions of fans on Sunday before dismissing Andrey Rublev to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals and stay on track for a third straight title. The Spaniard lost the first set to the Russian 14th seed under the Centre Court roof but found his feet to win 6-7 (5/7),

Andrey Rublev stepped back in terms of giving credit to his opponent, Carlos Alcaraz, for his fourth-round win at Wimbledon. The post Andrey Rublev Astonishingly Refuses to Give Credit to Carlos Alcaraz for his win at Wimbledon appeared first on FirstSportz.