The first round of the 2026 Wimbledon is nearly here, and the final draws for both the men's and women's sides were announced today.
Below, we'll focus on the men's draw and everything you need to know about how you can watch the iconic tennis tournament.
Of course, the biggest storyline on the men's side is, once again, the absence of World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz. The Spaniard has been dealing with a severe wrist injury that has held him out of play for over two months and forced him to miss the French Open in late-May and early-June.
Alcaraz is a two-time Wimbledon champ - he defeated Novak Djokovic in both the 2023 and 2024 final - and finished as the runner-up in 2025 to World No. 1 Jannik Sinner.
His injury, along with Sinner's unexpected loss to Juan Manuel Cerundolo, opened the door for Alexander Zverev to win his first career major at Roland Garros on clay. Now, the German will look to win back-to-back slams, this time on grass.
Sinner is the favorite to win his second consecutive Wimbledon, but there's still a lot of competition out there for him to get through, even without Alcaraz.
Djokovic, now 39-years-old, remains one of the best players on the tour and comes into the tournament with lots on the line. He's hoping to tie Roger Federer with eight Wimbledon titles - and who knows how many serious opportunities he has left at the most prestigious tennis slam moving forward in his career.
The American men are still searching for the country's first men's singles title at a Grand Slam since Andy Roddick won the U.S. Open in 2003. U.S. staples Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton will hope to do just that.
Jack Draper headlines the hometown hopes in England, where he looks to become the next British Wimbledon winner since Andy Murray in 2016.
Below is a look at the full draw, along with key info about the tournament:
Wimbledon - Key Info
What | Wimbledon |
Where | All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, England |
When | Monday, June 29th - Sunday, July 12, 2026 |
How to watch | ESPN/ESPN2/ABC |
2026 Wimbledon Men's Singles Final Draw
Quarter 1
Sinner v Kecmanovic
Borges v Boyer
Vukic v Brooksby
Nava v Buse
Jodar v Gill
Shapovalov v Carreno Busta
Mochizuki v Basing
Quinn v Darderi
Ruud v Hurkacz
Medjedovic v Ofner
Kwon v Landaluce
Muller v Paul
Nakashima v Pinnington Jones
Struff v Baez
Ugo Carabelli v Merida
Cilic v Medvedev
Quarter 2
Auger-Aliassime v Shevchenko
Walton v Prizmic
Vallejo v Mejia
Zheng v Norrie
Davidovich Fokina v Cerundolo
Tirante v Marozsan
Van Assche v Fucsovics
Svrycina v Tien
Rublev v Safiullin
Kovacevic v van de Zandschulp
de Jong v Hijikata
Bautista Agut v Fonseca
Rinderknech v Tarvet
Trungelliti v Damm
Gaston v Tsitsipas
Wu v Djokovic
Quarter 3
de Minaur v Burruchaga
Mannarino v Droguet
Bellucci v Svajda
Majchrzak v Tabilo
Khachanov v Harris
Hanfmann v Mpetshi Perricard
Griekspoor v Duckworth
Navone v Cobolli
Mensik v Samuel
Sweeny v Dimitrov
Wawrinka v Berrettini
Collignon v Fils
Humbert v Bergs
Shimabukoro v Faria
Dzumhur v Fery
Virtanen v Shelton
Quarter 4
Fritz v Draper
Kypson v McDonald
Bonzi v Diallo
Sonego v Etcheverry
Tiafoe v Atmane
Kopriva v Choinski
Jacquet v Gaubas
Kokkinakis v Bublik
Lehecka v Popyrin
Molcan v Altmaier
Michelsen v Fearnley
Munar v Cerundolo
Arnaldi v Halys
Moutet v Giron
Royer v Wendelken
Blockz v Zverev
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