Now it's Frances Tiafoe showing great anticipation.

The American strides up to the net a volleys away a backhand winner.

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The final match on Centre Court sees second seed Elena Rybakina take on American Caty McNally for a spot in round three.

Rybakina, champion here in 2022, was unconvincing in her round-one meeting with Lois Boisson, eventually coming through in three sets - 6-4 1-6 6-3.

American McNally earned only her second Wimbledon singles main-draw win when she beat Elena-Gabriella Ruse 7-5 6-3.

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Matteo Berrettini, speaking on court after beating Arthur Fils, about the tournament so far: "So happy. The first round was tough for so many reasons. That was such a nice moment to play against a legend [Stan Wawrinka], four sets like that on Court One. It's a match that I'm going to remember for the rest of my life.

"This one was really special. Centre Court - it's been a while since I played here. I'm proud of myself, proud of my team, just a little bit tired.

"I think I played a really high-level match. Arthur [Fils] was playing really well from the baseline and his serve. Arthur is one of the best in the world so I knew I had to play my best to beat him. I found the right energy in the fourth and started to serve better again. I was aggressive, especially in the fourth and I think that's why I got the win.

"It's been a while since I played so many matches in a Slam, there were bad moments. So far my career has been great. There were tough moments at Wimbledon four years ago. I'm here, I'm back, I'm smiling while I'm playing. It's a great honour and privilege to play here."

Frances Tiafoe attempts a drop shot but it's read by Jan Choinski and he guides away a winner.

Another look at set point.

Frances Tiafoe comes up with a big serve to save the first.

The American sends Jan Choinski wide with his next before whipping a winner into the opposite corner.

Choinski has a golden chance to take it at the third attempt but he slams a forehand into the net.

That's eight break points passed up in this set for Choinski.

Grigor Dimitrov saved three break points in his previous service game and he produces another escape act here from 15-40 down. This time, of course, they were set points for Jakub Mensik.

Dimitrov's winner on the 30-40 point only just clipped the line on its way past his Czech opponent.

Mensik had another chance later in the game but Dimitrov holds and it's all square once more at 5-5.

It's not just about the big serve for Jan Choinski, though, as a beautiful passing shot down the line gets him to 15-0 and then he outlasts Frances Tiafoe in a rally for 30-0.

Wow.

Another booming passing shot earns Choinski three set points.

Jan Choinski gets wraps up the hold with a 130mph serve down the T.

That serve has been there when he's needed to get out of trouble in this match.

Frances Tiafoe will serve to stay in the set.

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Jan Choinski shows his first bit of emotion when he cuts across a forehand and nestles a winner into the corner to lead 40-30.

Choinski attempts a passing shot to wrap up the hold but Frances Tiafoe is at the net to volley it back. The Briton uses his long legs to stride across and scoop back a return but he's powerless to get to Tiafoe's lob.

• Great Britain's Arthur Fery beat Finland's Otto Virtanen in four sets to reach the third round of a Grand Slam for the first time in his career.
• Jacob Fearnley was beaten in straight sets by Spain's Jaume Munar, while Jan Choinski is currently in action against Frances Tiafoe.
• Top-10 seeds Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur won their matches in straight sets to reach round three.
• British interest in the women's singles has ended with Katie Swan's straight-set defeat by Madison Keys on Court One.
• Defending champion Iga Swiatek was a comfortable winner against Karolina Pliskova on Centre Court, while 2025 runner-up Amanda Anisimova needed all three sets to get past fellow American Sofia Kenin.

Kyle Edmund
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was great to see Fils competing, he will be back on this court in the future, no doubt.

It's fair to say that Berrettini deserved this, he took his chances better than Fils did.

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Frances Tiafoe gets to advantage and then lets out a huge shout when his serve is skewed off court by Jan Choinski.

The first opportunity goes when Jan Choinski overcooks a backhand.

And the second is wasted too.

That's five breaks points Choinski has passed up in this opening set. Will it start to impact him mentally?

"Trouble", says Andrew Cotter on commentary as Grigor Dimitrov finds himself 0-40 down on serve.

But the Bulgarian uses all of his experience to recover to deuce, before finding a brilliant volley at the net to help him on his way to a critical service hold.

The winner of this match will play Matteo Berrettini in round three.

Frances Tiafoe is under a little bit of pressure as he trails 30-0 on serve. He's off the hook slightly when Jan Choinski goes long with a big forehand.

But Choinski digs back in to get two looks at break point.

136mph down the T. Zoooooom.

Oh, Matteo, no! Arthur Fils gambled, rushing the net, and it paid off, with Berrettini finding the net.

Huge first serve. Second serve into Arthur Fils' body and blocked into the net. 30-all. Matteo Berrettini breathes.

Another big first serve, returned long.

Match point.

Arthur Fils wins the opening point, sliding several feet off court on his backhand and pumping his fist as Matteo Berrentini blasts his cross-court reply wide. Fils encourages the crowd to bring the noise.

Double fault. 0-30. Penny for Berrettini's thoughts.