Carlos Alcaraz had a straightforward second-round match at Wimbledon against British qualifier Oliver Tarvet (No. 733), who had received a wildcard for the qualifying rounds and surprisingly reached the second round of the tournament.

Having wound himself up for this duel with a declaration that he could beat “anybody”, Oliver Tarvet played as if he believed it, treating Carlos Alcaraz almost as just another one of his hitting partners at the University of San Diego.

Oliver Tarvet’s impressive Wimbledon run ended against defending champion Carlos Alcaraz. Despite the straight-sets loss, the British qualifier showcased real grit and gave the world No. 2 a competitive match from the baseline.