GB's Hewett into fifth straight Wimbledon final
Britain's Alfie Hewett reaches his fifth successive wheelchair singles final at Wimbledon after fighting from a set down to beat Gustavo Fernandez.
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"It was a rollercoaster of a match. I seem to always have these sorts of matches in the semi-final against Gustavo."
— Alfie Hewett , Athlete
"He's obviously flying at the moment, won all the Grand Slams this year and he's world number one for a reason."
— Alfie Hewett , Athlete
"I took myself away after the first set and just tried to focus on the next set and forget what happened, because I don't think I played my best tennis."
— Alfie Hewett , Athlete
Key People
Alfie Hewett is a British wheelchair tennis player and a prominent competitor at Wimbledon.
Andy Lapthorne is a British wheelchair tennis player.
Gordon Reid is a wheelchair tennis player and Grand Slam champion.
Gustavo Fernandez is an Argentine wheelchair tennis player.
Niels Vink is a Dutch wheelchair tennis player and the number one seed in the quad wheelchair singles.
Sam Schroder is a Dutch wheelchair tennis player and the second seed in the quad wheelchair singles.
Tokito Oda is a Japanese wheelchair tennis player and the reigning champion at Wimbledon.
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Britain's Alfie Hewett reaches his fifth successive wheelchair singles final at Wimbledon after fighting from a set down to beat Gustavo Fernandez.
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