Evans 'passes' Djokovic, his next opponent: "I won't watch his match, I have things to do"

Dan Evans did his homework in the first round of Wimbledon 2025 by defeating his compatriot Clarke in straight sets, confirming the good feeling he has always had on this surface. When he arrived at the press conference, he was quickly reminded that his next opponent on Thursday could be Novak Djokovic, although he still had to play his match against Muller. It didn't seem to excite the Brit much hearing the response he gave about whether he would stay up to watch the match at night.

“Honestly, no, I'm not going to watch it. Probably won't watch it, I have things to do tonight, like recover and have dinner. I'm looking forward to having a bit of time for myself, getting out of here, and enjoying my day off tomorrow. It'll be a good opportunity against Djokovic right now, probably couldn't ask for a better one to face him here at Wimbledon. In the end, this is what we train for, for the day to come when you face the best in the biggest tournaments,” said the 35-year-old.

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