Novak Djokovic reaches the Wimbledon fourth round after beating France’s Arthur Rinderknech in a four-set match. The win takes Djokovic level with Roger Federer’s all-time record of 105 men’s singles match victories at the Championships. Multiple reports describe the match as a tough test, with Rinderknech providing substantial resistance while Djokovic maintains enough control to advance.
BBC Sport and NDTV both say Djokovic’s triumph equals Federer’s Wimbledon record, placing him among the tournament’s leading performers on the grass-court major. Times of India adds match detail, noting the high winner count during the contest, including many from Rinderknech, as Djokovic “survives” the challenge.
With this result, Djokovic ties Federer on Wimbledon men’s singles wins, with Martina Navratilova remaining the overall record holder for singles match victories at the event. Djokovic is therefore set to continue his run from the fourth round as he targets further progress in the tournament.
