Carlos Alcaraz

ANALYSIS
Alcaraz saved two set points late in the fourth set tiebreak and then converted his first match point with a backhand down the line to move into his third Wimbledon final after two hours and 49 minutes on court. The 22-year-old ended the four-set win with 13 aces and 38 total winners compared to 25 unforced errors, and he faced just two break point chances. The No. 2 seed from Spain will be riding a 24-match winning streak dating back to April as he seeks to win the title at the All England Club for the third year in a row against either No. 1 seed Jannik Sinner (8-4 H2H) or No. 6 seed Novak Djokovic (3-5 H2H). Alcaraz has won five matches in a row against Sinner, and he's lost his last two matchups against Djokovic.