Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will play the final of the 2023 Wimbledon tournament. The match will take place on Sunday 16 July and will start at 3 pm.
The final of the Wimbledon tournament is always one of the most anticipated sporting events of the whole year, not only by tennis fans. Because the Wimbledon final represents the history of sport and the history of tennis has very often been written which on Sunday 16 July will have the opportunity to rewrite, once again, Novak Djokovic who will play the last act of the Championships for the ninth time and will try to win the tournament for the fifth time in a row. Historic final as well because it will be Carlos Alcaraz’s first Wimbledon.
The date and time of Wimbledon Final 2023 tennis match
The final of the Wimbledon tournament will take place on Sunday 16 July and will be played in London at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the most famous tennis club on the planet. The start time of the match between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz is scheduled for 3 pm. At that moment the two protagonists will enter the field and then take the field for the final which will be played in the best of five sets.
A big battle is expected.
Finalists of Wimbledon 2023
The final number 140 of the Wimbledon tournament will be played by the two tennis players, currently the strongest in the world, namely Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic. It will be the best final possible because the number 1 and number 2 of the ATP(Association of Tennis Professionals) ranking will take the field. It’s not uncommon, but it doesn’t happen all that often either. A final that Carlos and Novak reached, needless to say, with full merit, who are the best in the world but who have totally different ages and careers.
Carlos Alcaraz is 20 years old and already number 1 and has won a Grand Slam, this will be his second final. While Djokovic has 36 springs under his belt and is the tennis player with the most Grand Slam matches won ever, a good twenty-three.
Novak Djokovic also has a chance to equal Federer’s Wimbledon success record, which he has won on eight occasions.