Day 6 Highlights Today at Wimbledon

Wozniacki, This is a national programme. Now we're going to take

you over to Wimbledon. When the players come off court,

their job isn't finished. They come in here to the main interview room

to face the world's press. It's a pretty intimidating place to be.

We'll see the best of their play and hear what they have to say on Today

at Wimbledon. Here's what's coming up: At this stage last year, Novak

Djokovic was sent packing. Would he survive against Ernesto Gulbis?

Roger was relaxing earlier in the day before he took on Mischa Zverev.

We'll see Aga, Angie, Coco and Caroline as they look to book a

place in the last 16. We've got the most beautiful evening again! We

have been blessed with fabulous weather through this first week of

Wimbledon. From next Monday, 128 men, 128 Willoughby be down to --

women will be down to just 28 each. We're with the dream teem, Boris

Becker and Martina Navratilova. Oh, my word. I thought you were going to

say beautiful people, but you said beautiful evening. We're going to

start reflecting on today's action with a trip down memory lane on

Centre Court. 25 years ago Wimbledon crowned an

unfor gettable champion. COMMENTATOR: What a glorious moment

this is. The name Andre Agassi conjures that smile. That spirit is

here now. Novak is a champion. He's been moulded. He knows what he's

doing. You have to find the buttons that make him the best that he is.

COMMENTATOR: Djokovic doing what he does so well. It's about finding the

parts that help him feel clear so that he's able to execute his best

game. COMMENTATOR: What a blend of tennis

he produces. When he's out there feeling clear, he's remarkable. He's

just remarkable. We see how he got on, in the second game of the first

set, Djokovic tried to challenge a line call but was denied by the

umpire, who said it was a too late. In the very next point, Djokovic

challenged again. He was allowed this time.

UMPIRE: Mr Djokovic is challenging the call on the right near side

line. The ball was called out. This is what Djokovic thought of the

umpire. It wasn't a late call. It wasn't a late call? No, it's right

here. He hit the ball here, no chance to get. It that's two points

in a row. Beginning of the match. Focus, please. Yeah, I am. Yeah,

yeah you are. That exchange must have unsettled

Djokovic. He was broken in the very next game.

Ernesto Gulbis starting really well. We head back into the match in the

eighth game of the first set. Gulbis is serving. Let's see if Djokovic

has regained his composure. COMMENTATOR: And the back spun

return off a big first serve brings Djokovic the first point. We look

for signs of a lack of belief in Gulbis at any stage. That ball will

react differently now, zipping through a little bit. (

Oh, yes. That's the best shot he's hit today, no question. You see that

first return skid a little bit, cause the error. Now he's trying to

get himself back in business here. A real message to the other guy. That

I'm upping up a notch. UMPIRE: Mr Gulbis is challenging the

call the right baseline, the ball was called out. Should definitely

not let these guys look up at their box and decide whether they should

challenge based on what they see. Then he's mad at him because they

tell him not to challenge, but he doesn't see that. You're like,

"What? Doesn't matter any way. Should be an immediate challenge or

no challenge. JOHN MCENROE: You have two clocks

out there, one for challenges, a time clock for between points.

He didn't take much time for this forehand to go from one end to the

other. That's the leg strength John was

talking about. UMPIRE: Game Djokovic. Third double

fault for the match. STUDIO: The roar from Djokovic

confirming that he had broken back. He went on to do so again. He closed

out the first set, winning it 6-4 in 43 minutes. Andre doing a convincing

impression of a Jedi. Novak was feeling the force. Novak Djokovic

raced into a 4-0 lead in the second set. Gulbis handing him a second

break with a double fault. And Boris, generally, in the second set

in particular, Novak looked very impressive. It almost feels like the

umpire triggered some old emotions, some positive aggressiveness that he

was shying away from in the last 12 months. He won nine games in a row.

Maybe, thankful to the umpire. Sometimes it takes something like

that to just sharpen you up and wake you up. Many people thought Gulbis

could provide him a close challenge. Clearly, Gulbis was struggling a

bit. Just watch Djokovic close this set out.

An ace does it. So second set done and dusted. As I say Gulbis was

struggling a little bit. He called for the trainer. He received some

treatment on his back. But he did get up. This looks very painful

actually. He hasn't played in a while. Hasn't won a match in 13

months. To come through two matches, it's going to affect your body.

He carried on and there was some great tennis in the third set. The

physio had done his work because Gulbis was moving much, much better

and forced Djokovic into a third set tie-breaker. That is where we pick

it up again. Boris in the commentary box with John McEnroe and Andrew

Castle. JOHN MCENROE: It's a perfect example

of great players making their opponents hitting that kind of ball.

It's certainly makeable. BORIS BECKER: Said it earlier, that

in a while we haven't seen Novak that engaged in a third round match.

You see what it means to him. He's engaged! That was a lovely note

that he held there, I thought. Certainly prepared to share his

emotions. He hasn't always felt as loved and adored as Federer and

Nadal. Is that fair to say? It's a difficult competition. You're

talking about two of the most respected and loved and adored ever.

Did it bother him? I think it matters to him. I think it's

important for him to be respected, ideally loved. But over the last

couple of years, he feels like he's getting the respect he deserves.

That's probably because he's lost a couple of matches lately. Makes him

more human. Quite an accomplishment to be talked about in the same

league as those two. UMPIRE: Game, set, match, Djokovic.

A very accomplished performance from a break of serve down, remember, in

the first set. Novak Djokovic is into the second week here at the

Championships for the tenth time. He really looks like he fancies this.

I'm delighted with the performance today. I thought I raised the level

of tennis, you know, comparing to the first couple of matches, the

last couple of weeks, I think this was the most focussed I was on the

court. Obviously, at the right time because Gulbis presents a great

challenge, because he's very unpredictable. He's got a huge

serve. Just in general I'm very pleased with the way I've felt, with

the way I've played and I'm glad that the crowd enjoyed it. In the

first set you spoke to the umpire. You used the word that he had to

focus after a couple of misread points. That's two points in a row.

Beginning of the match, focus, please. How difficult and unsettling

is that and how important is it not to get to you? Well, I think he's

probably frustrated with me saying that. Maybe it was not the right

word to say, I apologise, but it was very odd that in the third game of

the match two situations where I thought the call should have been

different. Again, he's trying to do his job the best he can. I am too.

Sometimes in the heat of the moment, you exchange things. I think we'll

be fine. STUDIO: Interesting that the word he

shouted was "focus" then afterwards, Djokovic found his focus. He

projected and it worked. Sometimes you need - tennis is a fiery game.

You need to be on fire emotionally, whether you show it or not, inside

it's got to be burning. He hasn't been burning for a while. Today the

fuse was lit. It's good to see. Anything could happen now. Bar race,

he's -- Boris, he's certainly good enough to win here again. He's done

it three times already. We felt the last 12 months really the passion

element, that really set him apart from the rest, that fighting under

difficult circumstances that for some reason disappeared. It came

back in a third-round match at Wimbledon. That's the worrying part

for the rest of the field. We always knew he could play. We felt the lack

of passion almost. That's the big news today. When he told the umpire

focus, indeed he was talking to himself. He said in the press

conference, he said I know Boris has said my passion is back and he's

right. He's right. He spoke very fondly of you. It seems like this is

the most amicable parting of a team that's ever happened. A friendly

divorced. They both still love each other. No, no we do. When you work

with somebody so close together for three years, I've been with him more

than with my wife - I mean during the day! You didn't have to qualify

that. You get really personal with each other. For me to understand him

better I have to know where he's at in these times, in a Grand Slam

final, you really have to be everything. And for me to coach the

right way, he has to be open. So there's a big sense of loyalty and

respect. We may be professionally no longer working together but I love

the guy. And you want him to win. Of course. Who would he face next? The

answer was going to be a Frenchman, would it be Gael Monfils, who

knocked out Kyle Edmund last time or Adrian Mannarino who nearly knocked

over a ball boy and got fined for it. This one went to five sets and

it's the unseeded Mannarino who has the upper hand as we join it now.

Oh, that is absolutely sublime! He had no right to hit that shot.

He's done it. Fortune favours the brave. Adrian Mannarino, for the

second time, into the Fourth Round at Wimbledon, after three hours 31

minutes of pulsiating tennis. STUDIO: So the 15th seed Gael

Monfils has gone. Adrian Mannarino will be the one who faces Novak

Djokovic next. Not for the first time, Boris. No, they played last

year in the very first round. Novak was defending champion. A lot of

respect to Mannarino, very awkward player on grass, almost old school

type tennis. He very deservedly gets into the Fourth Round, a difficult

opponent for Novak. In the age of Roger, Rafa and Andy Murray, here at

Wimbledon hugely popular, do you think Novak feels he's having to

fight too hard to get people to like him? Absolutely. He wants that love.

The more you want it and the more the crowd knows it the less likely

they are to give it to you. It's a bit of a struggle. I know I didn't

feel it during my career until the end of my career. He will get it

eventually. I feel that he should be getting more than he's getting. Like

I said, when you ask for it, you ain't going to get it. No but he's,

got respect of the other players. When you look at his route to the

final, plenty of those players will be looking at him thinking, uh-oh.

It's Thiem or Berdych in the quarter final, assuming Roger and Raonic

keeps going. It's one or other of them, according to rankings. When

you're in his team, do you talk about upcoming players, or is it

strictly one match at a time? Literally the next practice. I

wouldn't talk today about the Monday match. I'd talk today about the

practice on Sunday, depending on the opponent on Monday. They are looking

for a lefty now, there are not many left in the field. It's not, we're

not looking ahead. I'm available. Exactly! It's literally about the

next practice. I mention Dominic Thiem. He has been out on court

until fairly late. His match finished about the same time as

Roger Federer's. He was playing Jarrod Donaldson. This was a

relatively straightforward exercise for Thiem, who disproves the theory

that there's no I in team, because in his name there is! Do you think

this might be his moment to step up? Everybody says he's the next big

thing, him and Alex Zverev. He said grass is his least favourite

surface. The way he's playing and the way he has improved, he can play

on this surface. You have to adapt your strokes. He has loopy shots,

especially on the forehand. He can adapt that. He's a strong guy. Great

athlete. No reason why he can't play great on this surface, like Nadal.

It wasn't his favourite surface either until he won it. The way the

grass is playing, it gives those guys a chance. You're an expert now,

seriously. I'm listening! Yes, it plays higher this year. Higher

bounce because of the hot weather. The grass is burnt, it's nobody's

fault. It's been 35 degrees two, three weeks before the tournament.

That plays in the hand of the baseliners who like to rally longer.

Thiem is one of them. It's going to be an exciting men's Championship.

Until last night's late night fright that Andy Murray gave us, the best

matches on Centre Court were the women's matches. We were expecting

big things from Agnieszka Radwanska and Timea Bacsinszky. Let's bring

you the story of their match. Tennis is part art, part science. It

demands expertise in geometry, psychology, ballistics, statistics.

Just as well they call Agnieszka Radwanska the professor, such is her

grasp of her sport's curriculum, her skill in all its disciplines. She is

a junior Wimbledon champion and yet strangely never graduated to full

honours. Might that now be corrected. Against Timea Bacsinszky

it's no gimme. The 19th seed broke immediately, Radwanska replied. But

the Polish woman had never beaten Bacsinszky. In game five, the

professor miscalculated. COMMENTATOR: Bacsinszky breaks

again. For the encore, she seized the set.

COMMENTATOR: Bacsinszky has the first set. Such backhanded

brilliance had put Bacsinszky in charge. She'd also spent two hours

less on court this week than her opponent. Radwanska's problem to

solve. COMMENTATOR: Another magnificent

backhand. Of all the women in the main draw, only Venus Williams has

more wins on grass than Radwanska. She'd find solutions.

COMMENTATOR: Two break points for Radwanska. Bacsinszky's serve was

broken, but not her spirit. Not an inch given. Not a point surrendered.

COMMENTATOR: I'm really enjoying this contest. Exhilirating to watch,

but exhausting to play. Having lost the set, Bacsinszky's body creeked.

An injured thigh meant she couldn't keep up with the ever rising

standard. Instead she became an ununwilling volunteer in a master

class. COMMENTATOR: Oh, perfect! Absolutely

flying now. A late Bacsinszky break was purely academic. The end was

coming. COMMENTATOR: That's wide. And

Radwanska is through to the second week at Wimbledon. Class dismissed.

I've been on the Centre Court a couple of times before, I really was

feeling all the time very good and playing really good matches. Here as

well, today, I think it was a great match. When you dare, you fight it

to the last point. The first two sets were so tense and

then Bacsinszky got injured. That was such a shame. I think the leg

went on her in the second set. She was a little humbled. You don't get

leg tape like that unless it's bothering. The third set was a

formate. She was playing well. She's got her confidence back. You can't

control your body. Generally speaking, what have you thought

about the quality of women's matches in the first week? It's been

interesting because it's been so wide-open. Nobody's really come to

the fore and say OK, I'm here to take it. But at the same time, there

are a lot of players still with a chance to win and some have played

really good tennis, Garcia, Muguruza today. Kerber as well. Didn't see

much of Halep to say one way or the other. Venus Williams must like her

chances. I mean she's the only former champion here. She's healthy

and looking very well. She's the only one who knows how to do it. The

top seed and she was runner up last year is Angelique Kerber. Let's look

at the best bits from her match with Shelby Rogers.

COMMENTATOR: Great disguise. Terrific drop shot. Completely

caught Kerber by surprise. Listen to the crowd's reaction.

They've been sensing that this could be a surprise right from the word

go. Ah, great tennis! Terrific point.

Kerber was completely out this afternoon point, but two, maybe

three times but she found a way. Not good enough. Not good enough for

her, Angelique Kerber. Couldn't get to it, Rogers.

Terrific point. Here are two match points for the

number one seed. APPLAUSE

What a response. Oh, it's long! And Kerber is

through. And the crowd stand for both of

them. It has been a wonderful contest. And somehow, she is still

in the championship that she must be wondering quite a while. Kerber is

recovering from a set and a break down to win this match, could match

like that reignite her season? Absolutely, she was down 0-30 in the

second set so a great fightback, I have seen more firepower from her

and her forehand down the line seems to be picking. She is to passive and

she knows that but the fire is there. She is more positive during

the match and is playing more positive tennis. It is about time

that Germany had another women's winner? Yes, Lizzy Caoimhe

semi-finals, they were knocking at the door loudly and the Germans were

very harsh with. To have another German number one, it has been a

long time. But we very get used to winning. She tries her best, she

works hard, she has no attitude, she does not carry her nose high, but we

are worried she was stuck in the same form as last year and the

competition has started to read your game. Maybe she needs a super coach,

Martina! Why are you looking at me? I don't speak German! I think she is

in good hands. We will see. And she is lefty. You are a lefty. I am

asking you from the German people! We will leave that discussion! It

might happen and it started here! Serena Williams... I would think so,

I am a great baby-sitter. I'm not sure she agrees. She has told me

some set rules that I am not allowed to do that I usually do, I usually

have candy around the house. That is not allowed any more, I am trying to

follow her rules but we will see. The question was, do you think

Serena Williams will make the honorary anti Fur Caroline

Wozniacki? She has offered baby-sitting services! -- aunt for.

Mischa Zverev joked that the only way he could beat Roger Federer was

to give him a very mean stare at the beginning of the match. Let us see

if that worked. You talk about little steps and

getting into position. Roger, the Australian Open champion,

keeps on reaching milestones, his 10,000th ace here at Wimbledon.

Middle Saturday, some of the big names in sport are watching. This

match, the old generation against the new generation. And Boris and

Martina, use are plenty of this match. Zverev played very well but

Roger was sensational? He served and followed more than usual, trying to

take the ball away from the dead. One of the classic players but Roger

Federer had too much came for him. That is how we used to play tennis

on the grass, chipping and charging. It is possible but having said that,

I had a feeling that Roger is still holding back a little. He is just

doing enough. The first half was spectacular but in the second round,

today, he is cruising, he knows how good he is at the moment. I have

seen him play better and more dominant. Isn't that a credible --

and incredibly clever thing to do? Yes, he doesn't need to jump higher

than he does. Let us hear from him. Congratulations, three sets in under

two hours, Mischa Zverev threw everything at you but you had him

ducking for cover, United? I thought it was a good, fun match to play. He

will always see some blogs and passing shots and drop shots and

everything. I thought it was nice to see that again and the crowds were

unbelievable and he has a great guy and we fed off one another and it

was a great match. I am very happy. Grigor Dimitrov in the next round,

he has been likened to you in the past but has never managed to beat

you in the five times you have met. Tough prospect? Every time I play

him he is stronger than before because he is the perfect age where

he strives to understand his game, he is physically strong. Mentally he

took the next step again, what you'd expect from a player of his calibre

and age and he had a Great Run in Australia, almost beaten Rafer Nadal

in the semifinals so we could almost have played in the finals in

Australia. I am ready for a tough one and it will be exciting because

he is a great shotmaker. Well done. And he gives a lovely smile. Isn't

that a gorgeous sunset! Roger only needs to do what he needs to do. But

he did come up with some fabulous shots? He plays a very controlled

game. He knows exactly what he wants to do, it sometimes doesn't work and

I always felt that against Zverev today he was a little bit better.

Whenever he had to put more horsepower in, he did. He is 35, he

is pacing himself. He knows when to attack and accelerate and went to

cruise. That is a fair point, Martina, you carried on playing for

a long time, you have to take a poll. If you don't need to run,

don't! Don't use any more emotional or physical energy, you want to win

playing your game, straightforward, you want to try out some things when

you get ahead and with Roger playing somebody like Misha Zverev, it was

like cat and mouse, whatever he might throw at Roger, he can take

that, he can dish it out even more so. It was a fun match for Roger to

play, he likes to be challenged and playing somebody with a different

style but yes, you want to play as well as you need to. You don't need

a different style but yes, you want to play as well as you need to. You

don't need to jump any higher, then however high that fence is. Then buy

as much as you need to. His brother, Alex, was in action, against

Sebastien Esther. Trying to get through to the last 16. Let's have a

look. -- Sebastien Ofner. Some lovely tennis being played.

6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Sebastien was the surprise package and Zverev go to

play last year 's runner-up, Milos Raonic. What kind of match will that

we? Just checking that is correct! Milos Raonic is one of the biggest

servers in the game and came within one point to beating Roger, Roger

came to within one point. I think you might have had a hiccup since,

but he is starting to play better again and money is coming to terms

with the fact that he needs to be more aggressive and is getting more

comfortable with it. That big serve is working, 21 aces and 138 mph

second serve! Are you kidding? One of the stories I thought was

fabulous in the first week was little Dudi Sela, beating John

Isner, but that took it out of him. He was up against Grigor Dimitrov

and the 2014 Queen's champion, hugely popular, cruising through

slightly under the radar this year. But watch this for a shot.

Another great rally. Sela into the net. And Dimitrov had taken the

first set 6-1, he followed up by taking the second 6-1, the trainer

came out to look at Sela and the curse struck again, he retired, the

ninth man to have to retire hurt during a match. But all smiles. And

Dimitrov will not complain at all! Catching up of other matches, Jo

Wilfried Tsonga came out today, he had deserved to stay in the match

against Sam Querrey and the same as at the French Open, he was broken

immediately and he went out. Sam Parry upset no vote Djokovic at this

stage last year. Dominic Thiem into the last 16 for the first time, the

rising star of the men's game. Tomas Berdych and David Ferrer, with a

combined age of 66 for that match... Tomas Berdych coming out in straight

sets. We can wrap up other matches with Phil Jones. Caroline Wozniacki

has been a world number one, Grand Slam finalist, junior champion here

and says she is a lover of grass. The mystery remains why the popular

Danish player hasn't reached the quarterfinal in the women's singles

at Wimbledon. Estonian Anett Kontaveit was not about to solve the

mystery in the first set of stunning power hitting on Court Number One.

Sure-footed or not, it was coming off for the unseeded 21-year-old and

she took the first set. Before twice serving for the match in the second.

But Caroline Wozniacki is a competitor. Surrender was not in her

game plan. This was sweet Caroline and she levelled matters in the

tie-break. Before hitting her potent potential into the decider to win in

three. Don't expect this cocoa to calm you down before bed. Vandeweghe

is last 16 opponent after another bold and brilliant bashing of Alison

risk. Cocoa and cash, into big number two. Svetlana Kuznetsova has

avoided the searchlights, a stealthy journey in the Wimbledon shadows for

the seventh-seeded Russian of Grand Slam winning pedigree who beat

Paloma Herzog in little more than one hour. Petra Martic is a Croatian

qualifier and is just one win away from the last eight after downing

the wildcard, Diyas of Kazakhstan. The player from split is clearly a

woman of grit. The win sets up a non-seeded contest on Monday against

Magdalena Rybarikova, one of the stories of the grass court season.

The Slovakian was out seven miles through injury last year but the big

tournament favourite Discover last round, and the Ukrainian Sri Lankan.

Garbine Muguruza was runner-up in two years ago, French Open champion

last year and is displaying signs of recapturing her heady days. She

drunk just four games to go Mania's Sorana Cirstea as she strolled into

a mouthwatering Monday match against the world number one, Angelique

Kerber. She has got that contented air of a contender. McGrath is

particularly interesting in terms of a major contender. -- Muguruza. She

seems to be playing more relaxed tennis, she played really well today

and also go up after this match so one of the former finalists will not

be in the finals again so she seems to be playing much better, relaxed.

I don't know how much the fact that Conchita Martinez is her coach, I

think it maybe has taken some pressure off. I think his wife has a

child coming. Mugurza has been talking about the impact of Conchita

Martinez, the last Spanish woman to win Wimbledon, on her preparation

through this Wimbledon. Yes, of course you knows how to play here. I

think she has a lot of experience and that is hard to find, somebody

who has been in your shoes and can tell you, I have been there, I know

what it feels like, you have to do this and this and it will be better.

This works, these words have a meaning because she is saying this,

it is for her reasons and it is great to have her in the team. It is

not just about how you play? It is about the mental aspect as well but

she can bring? It is more of that. I think the tennis, I feel good, I

have been working for a long time and in those moments, like in the

Grand Slam, the mental details on the key part. I was listening to

Billie Jean King talking about this in reference to Jo Konta, going to

the emotional office and sorting out the business and with lots of

players, that is what makes the difference? So much of the game is

played between the years and you have to have the confidence to

impart that plan, whatever that may be. I am sure that a lot of the

coaches tell the players the right thing, it is not just what you say,

it is who says it. Players have a tendency to listen to people who

have been there. You might be telling me the right thing but I am

going to listen to Boris! And I think that is what she was saying,

Conchita knows what she is talking about so you pay attention. It

worked for her. You don't have to reinvent the wheel. Just pay

attention to what people say that know what they are talking about and

hopefully implement that. She has got the talent. There was no British

interest in the singles but plenty in the doubles. We can catch up on a

little bit of that because we saw the Jamie Murray has teamed up with

Bettina Hingis in the Mixed Doubles and they won their match 6-3, 6-0.

And Jamie Murray has bagged a very good partner. Heather Watson and

Naomi Broady three sets to Kirsten Flipkens they are part of the

women's doubles and there was a double defeat for Naomi Broady as

she and her brother, Liam Broady, also lost. They lost 6-4, 7-5. To

the Czech duo. This was a developing story and you might have seen this

much earlier on BBC Two. Marcus Willis, the man who played Roger

Federer on Centre Court in singles last year, teamed up with

18-year-old Jay Clarke from Derby for the doubles, they lost the first

set, winning the next two and in the fifth, they knocked out the reigning

champions, Herbert and Nicolas Mahut. Winning that 6-3. That is a

huge victory for Willis and Clarke. There is some excitement in terms of

who to look out for next in the age after Andy Murray, whenever that

comes. Could it be 16-year-old Aidan McHugh? His 17th birthday tomorrow,

before the Championships he was practising with the world number

one. And he is very good at encouraging younger players. The

real next generation. He is in the Boys' Singles and he came back from

two breaks down to beat the American Ross 6-2, six 74. And he is coached

by Toby Smith, the Davis cup captain Leon Smith's brother. When you look

at those who have won the Boys' Singles titles here, some of the

great names, Roger Federer, Stefan Edberg, Bjorn Borg, but Boris

Becker, he went straight for the main thing! Sticking with the

British players, Jo Konta is up against Caroline Garcia on Monday

and it could be Azarenka of Halep in the quarterfinals. We don't want to

get ahead of ourselves. Joe has been speaking to Jonathan overland. It

might have been four years since the Brits last saw her ladies champion

crowned on the hallowed turf but this year, it is all about the

tournament favourite, Johanna Konta. Regardless of who she might face on

her side of the draw, it seems like is no stopping her. Can she really

reach the final next week? Us British would love it. Just imagine,

the correlation of the new pearly Queen of SW19. Do you feel a genuine

contender at this time to win the title? I believe every single woman

in the draw is a contender, I include myself in that group and you

will see some great matches on Monday and I think it obviously will

get more narrow as to who will be the champion. Do you ever dream of

playing the Wimbledon final? I think every player dreams of playing in

grand slam finals. What about you? I am a player as well so I include

myself in that category. I think that growing up you dream about

being the best player in the world, I dream about that. There is time

for dreaming and time to keep in mind the work that you have to put

in and definitely here, with the intention of wanting to make it a

full two weeks, I am preparing the best that I can and training the

best that I can and competing the best that I can. I do not think that

the feelings will be any different, I will definitely be looking forward

to playing my next round on Monday. Right now, between now and then, it

will be to switch off as best I can. It will be a long Sunday for Jo

Konta. Even if you do not want to think about it, you have to.

Martina, what is your advice? Is he ready to make that big step? She

never got to the second week. Step one is accomplished, it is now about

the next match. With a woman it is tough because they play Monday and

Tuesday, she has a tough match against Garcia, so relax and do not

stress and tried to cross the teaser. The eyes.

-- dot the Is. She is the one player who can go home. I always had my own

pillow. And she is used to home cooking. It is about handling the

pressure. Hopefully she will get better sleep than other players. At

the end of the day, it is whoever who can play to win. Who does not

shy away from the pressure and embraces that moment. She is

probably talking more than any of the others about the mental side of

things. She has done a lot of work on that over a number of years. She

had a psychologist and it really changed her career. About two years

ago she was an average player, with all respect, and all of a sudden

something kicked in and she became his superstar, almost. Pretty much

overnight. And it is mainly because of the psychology. It is what you

said, it is between the ears, you have to hit that 30, 40, when it

matters. That is the big difference between winning and losing. In your

opinion, can she win it? Of course she can. There is no reason she

cannot. There is no reason, her back, she is injured, no, everything

is working. And all of those 16 players left will be thinking, I

can't do this. It is pretty much that. I do not know if I could

single any player out, that there is no way this player can win. Just

about everyone. Ostapenko, unseeded, she plays to win. Maybe she will

give some collective confidence to the locker room. Maybe I can do it,

also. You like Coco? I do, I do. And your growth. Konta. They have big

serves and big weapons and when things go their way they can control

the match. Gustav. And today's Shot of the Day comes

from the Frenchman who guarantees entertainment.

If there isn't the shot of the tournament so far, I do not know

what is. Wheel spin! He is such a showman, I am sad he is not in this

any more, Monfils. Want to watch. That is partly the problem, he loves

to be the showman and you want to be the show man because you want to see

the shot of the day, but he lost, and ultimately in tennis ages who

wins the last point. A bit like Fabio Fognini, does this add up to

winning a match? Not as far as that match is concerned because Andy

Murray came through in four sets and he now faces Paire and he has been

talking to Russell Fuller. We have only played once before and that was

in Monte Carlo last year and it was very strange, he served for the

match in the third set and I managed to come back and win that. It was a

huge match. It was a turning point in my season, I had struggled since

the Australian Open, until the clay-court season. When I got

through that match I started to feel a lot better. I played some really

good tennis. After that. But I have never played him on the grass and I

have not seen him play lots on the grass. But he has got a big game, he

serves well. Great backhand, great touch. So there should be some fun

points. There are standard players and players where you do not know

what to expect and Andy Murray has had the ones you don't know what to

expect every single time. He has a strange looking forehand but big

weapons on all sides. He can hit through you and around you, he is a

tricky opponent. CAR WHEELS SQUEAL. That sounded very

fast! 16 names, just big two names who either potential champions. You

are making this difficult, the player who impressed me the most is

Rafa Nadal. After not playing the grass court tournament, three weeks

off, still flying very high from the French Open when, he went like a

freight train yesterday and the way that he plays, offensive, big

serves, taking the ball early, it is something I have never seen him

doing on the grass and the others... Roger, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic.

Next week is always a difference between the men and the boys, those

four gentlemen are men. There you have it. And none of those exciting

boys that we have been talking about, Dominic Thiem, Zverev, they

will not pop up on any semifinal? Semifinal, probably, maybe a final,

but I think one of those four men will be holding the trophy again.

Now it's time for social of the day - and you'll remember on Thursday,

Bethanie Mattek-Sands was injured playing here at Wimbledon. Today the

American confirmed she's dislocated her patella. Let's have a listen. I

will be out for a while. But I want to keep you guys updated. Because

all of your messages have been really inspiring and they have meant

a lot to me. I have probably read most of them, I cannot reply to all

of them. But the support has been amazing. I will get through this! We

really do wish her well and hope that she does get through because

Bethanie Mattek Sands is a fantastic doubles players in particular and

she is obviously out of London. That is the way the draw is looking for

the men at this stage. And we will have a look at the bottom half.

Milos Raonic and Zverev coming up. Roger Federer is playing a mirror

image of himself with Dimitrov. Tomas Berdych is very a contest on

grass, I like him at the moment, he has got something else. Look at the

moon, that is a full-blown! Right, the top half of the women's draw.

Angelique Kerber and Muguruza. The highest quality, I have to go with

Garbine Muguruza. The way she played today. Venus Williams going strong.

Ostapenko. You mentioned her. She has not been on a very big court.

People have not seen her play but she is incredible, against the

French Open champion. And Azarenka against Halep should be a good one

as well. Fingers crossed for Jo Konta. We don't have an order of

play from Monday just yet but the last 16 of the men and women are all

in action and you be using all of the BBC options, BBC One, BBC Two,

online, the Red Button, Five Live, Boris and Martina, thank you both

very much for your contributions are crossed the week. For your sporting

fix tomorrow - the Anniversary Games is on BBC Two from 12.15pm and BBC

One from 1.15pm - three weeks until the World Athletics Championships in

London and Mo Farah, Laura Muir plus a host of other British and

international stars are on show. Enjoy your Sunday, we back on Monday

evening. Coverage, of course, from Monday morning. Goodbye.