Wimbledon Rain Update: 22 Men's Singles Matches Cancelled

Multiple matches have been cancelled at Wimbledon on Tuesday following lingering light rain at The Championships.

As of 5.15pm BST, these 22 gentlemen's singles matches scheduled for Tuesday had been cancelled:

Daniil MEDVEDEV [3] vs Arthur FERY (GBR)
Alexander ZVEREV (GER) [19] vs Gijs BROUWER (NED)
Marc-Andrea HUESLER (SUI) vs Yosuke WATANUKI (JPN)
Adrian MANNARINO (FRA) vs Alexander SHEVCHENKO
Frances TIAFOE (USA) [10] vs Yibing WU (CHN)
Sho SHIMABUKURO (JPN) vs Grigor DIMITROV (BUL) [21]
Jiri LEHECKA (CZE) vs Sebastian OFNER (AUT)
Ilya IVASHKA vs Federico CORIA (ARG)
Dominic STRICKER (SUI) vs Alexei POPYRIN (AUS)
Francisco CERUNDOLO (ARG) [18] vs Nuno BORGES (POR)
Shintaro MOCHIZUKI (JPN) (vs Tommy PAUL (USA) [16]
Milos RAONIC (CAN) vs Dennis NOVAK (AUT)
Kimmer COPPEJANS (BEL) vs Alex DE MINAUR (AUS) [15]
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA (ESP) [31] vs Arthur FILS (FRA)
Marco CECCHINATO (ITA) vs Nicolas JARRY (CHI) [25]
Matteo ARNALDI (ITA) vs Roberto CARBALLES BAENA (ESP)
Jiri VESELY (CZE) vs Sebastian KORDA (USA) [22]
Jason KUBLER (AUS) vs Ugo HUMBERT (FRA)
Christopher EUBANKS (USA) vs Thiago MONTEIRO (BRA)
Lloyd HARRIS (RSA) vs Gregoire BARRERE (FRA)
Maxime CRESSY (USA) vs Laslo DJERE (SRB)
Zhizhen ZHANG (CHN) vs Botic VAN DE ZANDSCHULP (NED)

As at 5.15pm BST only one men's singles match has been completed. Playing under a closed roof on Court 1, top seed Carlos Alcaraz defeated Frenchman Jeremy Chardy 6-0, 6-2, 7-5.

Among matches that started but were suspended due to rain, Dominic Thiem led the fifth-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-3, 3-4 on Court 2 in the pair’s 10th Lexus ATP Head2Head meeting when the rain arrived in south-west London. Matteo Berrettini is also behind early: Lorenzo Sonego leads the 2021 finalist 7-6(5) on Court 12.

Ben Shelton is in a commanding position on his Wimbledon debut against Taro Daniel. The #NextGenATP American led 6-4, 4-2 against the Japanese when play was suspended. Another of the ATP Tour’s young stars, Holger Rune, leads home wild card George Loffhagen 7-6(4).

Updates to follow...