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Sports · 11 July 2026

Alfie Hewett reaches fifth straight Wimbledon wheelchair singles final

Alfie Hewett reaches fifth straight Wimbledon wheelchair singles final

Britain's Alfie Hewett overcame a one-set deficit to defeat Gustavo Fernandez, thereby securing his place in the Wimbledon wheelchair singles final. The 2024 champion, who is the second seed, won 6-7 (2-7) 6-0 6-3 against the Argentine player on Court One. Hewett will now face Japan's Tokito Oda, who beat him in last year's final and has won the past five Grand Slam singles titles.

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