Second-seeded Alexander Zverev will take on 13th-seeded Jiri Lehecka in the Wimbledon fourth round today in London.
Both players are aiming to reach the tournament quarterfinals for the first time in their careers.
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The match is scheduled to start at 11 a. m.
CT and will be broadcast live on ESPN 2. Fans can also stream the match through various online subscription platforms.
Zverev is making his 10th Wimbledon appearance this year. He rebounded from a tough opening round against Alexander Blockx to secure consecutive three-set victories.
Lehecka enters his fourth Wimbledon campaign in strong form, having won all three of his previous matches without being pushed to a fifth set.
Zverev Confident in Grass Form
Speaking to JioStar, Zverev expressed confidence in his current performance and adaptation to grass.
He said he has found his rhythm on the surface and is enjoying the conditions.
“The confidence is there, and I am enjoying the conditions.
I just want to continue playing my best tennis and give myself the best chance to win the next match as well,” Zverev said.
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The German also noted that his first major win at Roland Garros has changed his psychological approach.
He said that breakthrough gives him belief he can succeed at Wimbledon too.
“I waited such a long time to win my first major, and that happened at the French Open.
I had a lot of heartbreaks along the way, but once you do it once, you feel like you can do it again,” Zverev added.
Looking ahead to the match, Zverev acknowledged the challenge posed by Lehecka.
He described the Czech as a player who can hit through the court, serves big, and takes the ball early.
“I think this is going to be the toughest test I have faced in this tournament, and I am looking forward to it.
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These are the kind of matches you play for,” Zverev said.
