17.36 BST Djokovic beats Berrettini (4)6-7 6-4 6-4 6-3 to win his sixth Wimbledon title and his 20th major, his third of the year!ĭjokovic (4)6-7 6-4 6-4 6-3 Berrettini* Berrettini somehow looks confident and resigned as he rattles down a serve to make 15-0 – he knows he’s played alright today and he knows there’s not loads he can do beyond that. Of course, he’s then asked about tonight’s Euro final because what could be more relevant, and says he’s supporting football. He ends by thanking his family and his team for sacrificing for him, noting that it’s an individual sport but a collective effort – they see a different him on a daily to the one we’re seeing now, and he appreciates “their devotion”. He’ll give it a shot, he’s in great form, and though he tries to downplay it, you know he knows it’s there for him. The grand slam, done just once in the open era, is now on the agenda and he can “definitely envision that happening”. In the first instance, he he lost most of his big matches to them, but at the end of 2010.start of 2011, something changed for him, “beginning an incredible journey that is not stopping here”. When asked about drawing level with the other two dons, he says that it means none of them will stop, then says Federer and Nadal are the reason he is where is is, making him realise what he needs to do physically, mentally and tactically. Winning Wimbledon was always his dream, and he keeps saying it but that it’s important to - as a seven-year-old he constructed a replica of the trophy he’s holding now out of the materials he could find knocking around. “It was more than a battle,” says Djokovic, who congratulates Berrettini and says it’s not great to lose finals but agrees this is the start not the end and laughs at the power of his forehand.

Wimbledon men's final score