Wimbledon draw 2022: Tournament tree, route to the final and projected matches
Check out the notable matches from the first round following the Wimbledon draw 2022.
The Wimbledon draw for 2022 has been completed with a stack of tantalising match-ups teased for the days to come.
Projections see Novak Djokovic facing Carlos Alcaraz in the quarter-finals should they both progress through the early stages.
Hubert Hurkacz faces Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Jannik Sinner is up against Stan Wawrinka in a pair of tasty first-round clashes. Cam Norrie and Dan Evans have been handed favourable draws.
In the women's game, No.10 seed Emma Raducanu has been handed a relatively tough match-up in the first round against a solid top-50 player, while world No.1 Iga Swiatek begins with a battle against Jana Fett.
Andy Murray, Nick Kyrgios and Serena Williams all entered the 2022 tournament as unseeded players, resulting in some potential firecrackers in the rounds ahead.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about the Wimbledon draw 2022, including notable matches in the first round featuring seeded and British players.
We have also modelled the route to the final for several top contenders and fan favourites, as well as projected quarter-finals based on likely winners in the previous rounds.
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Wimbledon draw 2022
Selected matches. British players in italics. Projections based on highest-ranked players winning each match.
Wimbledon have produced fully printable tournament trees for the men's and women's singles tournaments. Check out the links below:
Now we bring you all of the notable matches from the first round to make it easier to pick out the biggest matches, as well as bring you our projections for later in the tournament.
Men's singles draw: Notable first rounds
All matches featuring seeded players. Plus selected matches.
[1] Novak Djokovic v S Kwon
[2] Rafael Nadal v F Cerundolo
[3] Casper Ruud v A Ramos-Vinolas
[4] Stefanos Tsitsipas v A Ritschard
[5] Carlos Alcaraz v J Struff
[6] Felix Auger-Aliassime v M Cressy
[7] Hubert Hurkacz v A Davidovich Fokina
[8] Matteo Berrettini v C Garin
[9] Cam Norrie v P Andujar
[10] Jannik Sinner v S Wawrinka
[11] Taylor Fritz v L Musetti
[12] Diego Schwartzman v B Coric
[13] Denis Shapovalov v A Rinderknech
[14] Marin Cilic v M McDonald
[15] Reilly Opelka v C Taberner
[16] Pablo Carreno Busta v D Lajovic
[17] Roberto Bautista Agut v A Balazs
[18] Grigor Dimitrov v S Johnson
[19] Alex De Minaur v H Dellien
[20] John Isner v E Couacaud
[21] Botic Van de Zandschulp v F Lopez
[22] Nikoloz Basilashvili v L Rosol
[23] Frances Tiafoe v A Vavassori
[24] Holger Rune v M Giron
[25] Miomir Kecmanovic v J Millman
[26] Filip Krajinovic v J Lehecka
[27] Lorenzo Sonego v D Kudla
[28] Dan Evans v J Kubler
[29] Jenson Brooksby v M Kukushkin
[30] Tommy Paul v F Verdasco
[31] Sebastian Baez v T Daniel
[32] Oscar Otte v P Gojowczyk
Andy Murray v J Duckworth
Nick Kyrgios v P Jubb
Men's singles draw: Projected Quarter-finals
Novak Djokovic v Carlos Alcaraz
Casper Ruud v Hubert Hurkacz
Matteo Berrettini v Stefanos Tsitsipas
Felix Auger-Aliassime v Rafael Nadal
Women's singles draw: Notable first rounds
All matches featuring seeded players. Plus selected matches.
[1] Iga Swiatek v J Fett
[2] Anett Kontaveit v B Pera
[3] Ons Jabeur v M Bjorklund
[4] Paula Badosa v L Chirico
[5] Maria Sakkari v Z Hives
[6] Karolina Pliskova v T Martincova
[7] Danielle Collins v M Bouzkova
[8] Jessica Pegula v D Vekic
[9] Garbine Muguruza v G Minnen
[10] Emma Raducanu v A Van Uytvanck
[11] Coco Gauff v E Ruse
[12] Jelena Ostapenko v O Dodin
[13] Barbora Krejcikova v M Zanevska
[14] Belinda Bencic v Q Wang
[15] Angelique Kerber v K Mladenovic
[16] Simona Halep v K Muchova
[17] Elena Rybakina v S Zhang
[18] Jil Teichmann v A Tomijanovic
[19] Madison Keys v Misaki Doi
[20] Amanda Anisimova v X Wang
[21] Camila Giorgi v M Frech
[22] Martina Trevisan v E Cocciaretto
[23] Beatriz Haddad Maia v K Juvan
[24] Elise Mertens v C Osorio
[25] Petra Kvitova v J Paolini
[26] Sorana Cirstea v A Krunic
[27] Yulia Putintseva v A Cornet
[28] Alison Riske v Y In-Albon
[29] Anhelina Kalinina v A Bondar
[30] Shelby Rogers v P Martic
[31] Kaia Kanepi v D Parry
[32] Sara Sorribes Tormo v C McHale
Serena Williams v H Tan
Women's singles draw: Projected Quarter-finals
Iga Swiatek v Jessica Pegula
Paula Badosa v Karolina Pliskova
Danielle Collins v Ons Jabeur
Maria Sakkari v Anett Kontaveit
Wimbledon route to the final 2022
Novak Djokovic
R1 – Kwon
R2 – Kokkinakis
R3 – Kecmanovic
R4 – Opelka
QF – Alcaraz
SF – Ruud
F – Nadal
Rafael Nadal
R1 – Cerundolo
R2 – Querrey
R3 – Sonego
R4 – Cilic
QF – Auger-Aliassime
SF – Tsitsipas
F – Djokovic
Andy Murray
R1 - Duckworth
R2 - Isner
R3 - Sinner
R4 - Alcaraz
QF - Djokovic
SF - Hurkacz
F - Nadal
Cam Norrie
R1 - Andujar
R2 - Munar
R3 - Dimitrov
R4 - Hurkacz
QF - Ruud
SF - Djokovic
F - Nadal
Iga Swiatek
R1 - Fett
R2 - Kovinic
R3 - Putintseva
R4 - Krejcikova
QF - Pegula
SF - Badosa
F - Kontaveit
Serena Williams
R1 - Tan
R2 - Sorribes Tormo
R3 - Pliskova
R4 - Gauff
QF - Halep
SF - Swiatek
F - Jabeur
Emma Raducanu
R1 - Van Uytvanck
R2 - Garcia
R3 - Keys
R4 - Collins
QF - Jabeur
SF - Kontaveit
F - Swiatek
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