Alfie Hewett secured his spot in the Wimbledon wheelchair singles quarter-finals for the 10th time, advancing with a dominant 6-1, 6-3 victory over the Netherlands' Tom Egberink. This marks the start of Hewett's campaign for a second SW19 title, having completed his career Grand Slam in singles at this tournament in 2024.

Hewett, the second seed, expressed his continued enthusiasm for playing at Wimbledon, calling it a "standout" tournament. He will next face Ji Zhenxu in his pursuit of a semi-final berth. However, fellow Briton Gordon Reid's Wimbledon journey ended in the first round.

Hewett's consistent performance at Wimbledon, where he made his debut in 2016, underscores his status as a top contender. His potential second title adds another chapter to his decorated career, while Reid's early exit signals a mixed day for British wheelchair tennis at the Grand Slam.