Three amazing stats about Djokovic-beating Sam Querrey. 

Obviously the bottom one is the winner.

• In 2012, he contested the second longest men's singles match in Wimbledon history, losing in the third round to Marin Cilic 7-6 (8-6), 6-4, 6-7 (2-7), 6-7 (3-7), 17-15 in 5 hours 31 minutes.
• He served 31 aces in his win over Djokovic.  
• In 2015, Querrey took part in TV dating show, Millionaire Matchmaker, in the US. "The date was fun, the girl I chose was really cool. At the end of the episode it said we're still together, but actually she never talked to me once after the show was shot."

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Mark Petchey
BBC Sport

The second set was a wonderful contest to witness for the last 25 minutes or so. 

Andy Murray gives John Millman a sniff of a chance at 15-30, but then the hammer comes down.

String-stretching power off the forehand wing and the set is sealed with a big serve that Millman can only pat into the gauze.

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Watch as American Steve Johnson knocks out former Wimbledon semi-finalist Grigor Dimitrov.

The deposed champion acknowledges he was blasted off the court, but does add he is not 100% healthy.

Another huge exit on day six as two-time champion Petra Kvitova is out in the second round.

In a match severely delayed by the rain, it was world number 35 Ekaterina Makarova who prevailed 7-5 7-6.

Tenth seed Kvitova won her Wimbledon titles in 2011 and 2014. 

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John Millman has been pulling the classic fist-clench pose that Lleyton Hewitt made part of the Aussie body language.

It has had plenty of outings in this game, but at the fifth time of asking Andy Murray finally out-grits his man.

He will serve for the set next.

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Holders Britain face Serbia in the Davis Cup quarter-final in Belgrade from 15-17 July and Novak Djokovic has reportedly said he will sit it out...

John Millman saves a third break point with another courageous backhand down the line.

Those are the shots that Murray's defence forces you to play.

Murray with a fourth break point. Netted by the Briton.

On we go.

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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

There were so many difficult aspects to this match. It was very difficult for both players to get rhythm. When it got to the end of the fourth set and Djokovic was serving for it, you thought this was it and he would take control.

If I was going to question something about Djokovic, it was more mental than physical. There was a lot of eye contact with the box.

It will be very interesting to hear what he's got to say in the press conference. It was a bizarre performance.

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Andy Murray over-cooks a return on another break point. That won't pass muster in the post-match debrief with Ivan Lendl.

John Millman lassoos in a forehand to take him to game point. Andy Murray clobbers a monster backhand return to knock him back again.

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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

For that match to have any impact on Andy Murray, he's got to get through to the final.

Lots of people will be fancying their chances and you look at Roger Federer. 

Federer has the form and the history here but you wonder whether there will be a surprise finalist.

Andy Murray with some streetwise baseline hustle, slicing up his opponent's defences for 15-15.

John Millman's pinging serve out wide takes him to 30-15.

But Murray is nibbling back - irritated by his failure to serve out in the last game.

He rolls away a forehand across court for 30-40 and break point.

Saved by Millman.

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Judy's happy, then.

• This defeat ended Djokovic's 30-match winning streak at Grand Slams.
• It scuppers Djokovic's hopes of becoming the first man to win all four majors in a year since Rod Laver in 1969. 
• It is Djokovic's first loss before the quarter-final of a Grand Slam tournament since 2009, when he went out of the third round at the French Open. 

Will the demise of Novak Djokovic distract Andy Murray?

Well it doesn't seem to have focused his eye on the prize put it that way.

He slips to 15-40 and two break points down and coughs up the second as he pings a backhand a sliver of grass wide of the paint.

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