Wimbledon 2025 tennis scores, results and updates with Sinner injury update before Sabalenka and Swiatek play – UK Times

“The pain is getting better,” Sinner told BBC Sport. “I played today with some painkillers which helped me to get through.

“Returning fast serves is not easy. But yes, it’s not something crazy serious because if not I would be much more concerned.

“Time will always help and [Thursday] is one day off, which is going to be good for me, and Friday I’m going to be 100%.”

Yesterday, Belinda Bencic booked her final-four place with a closely-fought win over 18-year-old star Mirra Andreeva.

Here’s how that one went down:

And here’s how Aryna Sabalenka made it to her third semi-final in SW19, as she was forced to fight from behind against an unlikely foe:

Here’s how Iga Swiatek showed her grass-court improvements to book a spot in the Wimbledon semi-finals – for the first time!

In those men’s wheelchair doubles semi-finals, British pair Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid will be taking to the court!

Here’s Flo Clifford’s exclusive interview with the world’s No 1 pair:

Here’s a look at the exact order of play across the key courts today.

Men’s doubles semi-finals will be played, as will the mixed doubles final, and men’s wheelchair doubles semi-finals!

Sabalenka, the world No 1, has been tested more than once this fortnight, forced to fight hard against British hope Emma Raducanu and coming from a set down to knock out doubles specialist Laura Siegemund in the fourth round. Still, Sabalenka obviously passed those tests, and they have brought the three-time grand slam champion to her third semi-final in SW19, where Amanda Anisimova awaits. The American, 23, is in her first Wimbledon semi-final and knows she faces a tricky challenge.

Meanwhile, Swiatek was in imperious form against Liudmila Samsonova on Wednesday, getting through that quarter-final in straight sets. The former world No 1 and five-time major winner has improved significantly on grass, earning her a first Wimbledon semi-final, which comes against Belinda Bencic. The Swiss, 28, is also in her first Wimbledon semi-final, and she enters it off the back of a hard-fought win against 18-year-old star Mirra Andreeva.

When dusk set over SW19 on Tuesday, a very real question was whether Jannik Sinner’s elbow would break his heart.