Novak Djokovic clinches 350th Grand Slam Win on day three at

At Wimbledon on Wednesday, Novak Djokovic defeated Jordan Thompson, an unseeded Australian, 6-3, 7-6 (7/4), and 7-5 to go to the third round. Djokovic's victory made him the only third person in history to win 350 Grand Slam singles matches. He joined former athletes Serena Williams (365) and the legendary Roger Federer (369) on the coveted list. With his current performance, Djokovic should shortly surpass Federer in the standings. The 70th-ranked Thompson gave the Serbian some resistance in the second and third sets, but Djokovic won the first set with a solid start and a 6-3 victory. However, Djokovic won, so it was insufficient for him.

At Wimbledon on Wednesday, Novak Djokovic defeated Jordan Thompson, an unseeded Australian, 6-3, 7-6 (7/4), and 7-5 to go to the third round. Djokovic's victory made him only the third person in history to win 350 Grand Slam singles matches. He joined former athletes Serena Williams (365) and the legendary Roger Federer (369) on the coveted list. With his current performance, Djokovic should shortly surpass Federer in the standings. The 70th-ranked Thompson gave the Serbian some resistance in the second and third sets, but Djokovic won the first set with a solid start and a 6-3 victory. However, Djokovic won, so it was insufficient for him.

Earlier on Wednesday, 87 ties were scheduled, but weather again interfered, delaying the start by 90 minutes. 14 games were ultimately rescheduled for Thursday. The Wimbledon 2023 first-round match between 21st-seed Grigor Dimitrov and Japanese qualifier Sho Shimabukuro was disrupted by two climate activists. On Wednesday, two people invaded Court 18 and caused a match to be interrupted by throwing orange confetti and jigsaw pieces on the turf. The two men both in their 60s were taken away by security personnel. "Following an incident on Court 18, two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass and criminal damage, and these individuals have now been removed from the grounds," stated a Wimbledon spokesperson.