US EditionCameron Norrie Reveals Reason Behind His Dramatic Exchange with Nicolas Jarry After Tense Wimbledon Battle
- Cameron Norrie won a tense five-set match against Nicolas Jarry at Wimbledon on July 6, 2025, reaching the quarter-finals.
- The match followed Jarry’s remarkable return from a health setback that dropped his ranking from 16 to 143, leading to his surprising progress through qualifying.
- Norrie maintained composure throughout, saving two break points in a 10-minute game, never lost his serve, and finally broke Jarry at the start of the fifth set to seal victory.
- Jarry unleashed 46 aces and 103 winners, but Norrie praised his opponent’s performance as "unbelievable" and acknowledged his own coach’s birthday by saying he "got him the win."
- Norrie became only the third British man in 50 years to reach Wimbledon’s last eight more than once, setting up a quarter-final clash with two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.
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Brit Cameron Norrie to face defending champ Carlos Alcaraz in Wimbledon quarters
Cameron Norrie prevailed in a wild five-set marathon against Nicolas Jarry from Chile Sunday to assure England home representation in the Wimbledon quarterfinals in London, where he'll face two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.
·Jackson, United States
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Tennis-Sabalenka stands tall, Norrie survives to reach Wimbledon quarter-finals
LONDON (Reuters) -Top seed Aryna Sabalenka reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals following a tough workout by a familiar opponent on Sunday, while it was a mixed day for Britain as Cameron Norrie was left as the last home hope standing after Sonay Kartal went out. Read full story
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Last British hope, the 61st world player passed the obstacle Nicolas Jarry, in five sets, this Sunday.
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