Arthur Fery registered a thrilling victory over Flavio Cobolli to reach the semi-finals of Wimbledon.
The 23-year-old Brit has defied the odds throughout and is now preparing for the biggest match of his life against number two seed Alexander Zverev.
Although Fery heads into the clash as a huge underdog, he showed with his wins over Dimitrov and Cobolli that he has the talent to cause the 2026 French Open champion some issues on Friday afternoon.
Fery has already created history by becoming the first British wildcard to reach the semi-final stage and he will be dreaming of going all the way.
We take a look at how Fery's route to Wimbledon victory could pan out...
Semi-final - Alexander Zverev
It promises to be a thrilling occasion and special atmosphere as Fery attempts to continue his dream run by beating Zverev and taking another step closer to creating more history.
The German will be full of confidence after recently securing his first major title in Paris in the most recent major and will be the heavy odds-on favourite to reach back-to-back Grand Slam finals.
Final - Jannik Sinner
World number one Jannik Sinner had enjoyed a fairly comfortable path to the last four and will play 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic for a place in the final.
The Italian is the favourite to come through this eagerly anticipated semi-final showdown, but Djokovic will be confident after coming out on top in a dramatic Australian Open semi-final between these two players back in January.
Sinner has spent a total of 79 weeks as world number one and if he reaches the Wimbledon final then he will break into the top 10 for the most weeks spent as the best male player on the planet.
