Twice defending champion Carlos Alcaraz tamed the towering Taylor Fritz to reach his third straight Wimbledon final, rediscovering his A-game when it mattered most to battle past the American in a 6-4 5-7 6-3 7-6(6) victory on Friday.

On Friday, the Spaniard defeated Taylor Fritz in four sets to extend his career-long winning streak to 24 consecutive matches and reach the Wimbledon final. The 22-year-old is aiming to become the fifth man in the Open Era to three-peat at the All England Club, and on Sunday, he will face either Novak Djokovic or Jannik Sinner.

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Carlos Alcaraz halted one of Taylor Fritz's service games while having a problem with one of his eyes. The Spaniarrd got off to a flying start in Friday's Wimbledon semi-final and broke immediately but had trouble seeing while Fritz was serving at 1-3 and raced over to the umpire, who looked in his eye.

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Carlos Alcaraz is just two wins away from a third successive Wimbledon title, but the Spaniard's coaching team have identified a couple of weaknesses in his game