Manic Monday will feature all fourth round matches of both the men’s and women’s draws.
Ten of the top 16 seeds of the women’s draw advanced to the fourth round, the most to reach the second week at Wimbledon since 2007.
Only one former champion, Venus Williams, remains standing in the women’s field.
Here’s your ultimate guide for the ladies’ matches…
14:30 UAE time – Court No. 2
– A contest between last year’s runner-up, Kerber, and the 2015 runner-up, Muguruza, who leads their head-to-head 4-3.
– Muguruza has won their last four meetings.
– The Spaniard is 2-0 against Kerber in Grand Slams including a meeting in the Wimbledon 2015 third round.
– Kerber is 8-6 in Grand Slam fourth rounds. Muguruza is 6-2.
– Kerber must at least reach the Wimbledon final to keep her No1 ranking. If she faces Halep in the final, the winner gets to walk away with the trophy and the world No1 spot.
– Kerber is 0-8 against top-20 players in 2017.
– Muguruza is 2-2 against top-10 opponents in 2017.
– Muguruza owns two wins over a reigning world No1, both against Serena Williams in 2014 and 2016 Roland Garros.
Second match from 14:30 start UAE time – Court No. 2
– Azarenka leads their head-to-head 2-1 but Halep won their most recent meeting, in the 2015 US Open quarter-finals.
– Azarenka is 15-6 in Grand Slam fourth rounds (4-0 at Wimbledon).
– Azarenka is 28‐36 against top-five opposition. Her last win came over No3 Kerber at in 2016 Miami semis.
– Halep could become world No1 after the tournament but must at least reach the semi-finals.
– Halep is 8-2 in Grand Slam fourth round matches.
16:00 UAE time – Centre Court
– It’s their first meeting.
– Williams (the oldest player remaining) made her Grand Slam debut at 1997 Roland Garros, seven months before Konjuh (the youngest player remaining) was born.
– Konjuh is the only teenager left in the draw and is in the Wimbledon fourth round for the first time.
– Williams is making her 20th appearance at Wimbledon.
– Williams has played 98 main draw matches at the All England Club, the most among active players.
– At 37 years and 29 days old, Williams is bidding to become the oldest player to advance to the quarter-finals at Wimbledon since1994 (Martina Navratilova, runner-up at 37 years, 258 days old).
16:00 UAE time – Court No. 1
– They are tied at 2-2 head-to-head.
– Konta is bidding to become the first British woman to reach the quarterfinals at Wimbledon since Jo Durie 1984.
– Konta has hit the most aces (18) among the 16 remaining players in the draw so far through three matches.
– Garcia is 0-3 against top-10 players in 2017, Konta is 3-1.
14:30 UAE time – Court No. 3
– Kuznetsova leads their head-to-head 13-4. They are 1-1 on grass, both at Wimbledon.
– Kuznetsova has dropped just 15 games en route to the fourth round, the least amongst all players at this stage.
– Radwanska was runner-up at Wimbledon in 2012. Kuznetsova is a three-time quarter-finalist.
– Radwanska is 12-14 in Grand Slam fourth round matches.
Second match from 14:30 start UAE time – Court No. 3
– Wozniacki leads their head-to-head 2-0.
– Vandeweghe has won 88 per cent of points on her first serve this tournament – the highest percentage in the women’s draw. She has dropped just 10 points on her first serve through three matches.
– Vandeweghe – a quarter-finalist at Wimbledon in 2015 – is 33‐15 in grass court main draw matches throughout her career.
– Vandeweghe is 11-19 against top-10 opposition, 3-2 in 2017.
– Wozniacki is in the Wimbledon fourth round for a sixth time in 11 appearances.
– Wozniacki is 9-9 in Grand Slam fourth rounds, 0-5 at Wimbledon.
– Wozniacki is 6-3 win-loss against top-10 opposition in 2017.
14:30 UAE time – Court No. 12
– It’s their first meeting.
– Svitolina is gunning for a tour-leading 40th match win of the season.
– Ostapenko is looking to claim an 11th consecutive Grand Slam match win.
– Ostapenko is 3-6 win-loss against top-10 opposition throughout her career. Svitolina is 15-27 in her career and 6-3 in 2017.
– Ostapenko is the 2014 Wimbledon junior champion.
– Ostapenko has won 15 of her last 17 three-set matches.
– Both are in the Wimbledon fourth round for the first time.
14:30 UAE time – Court No. 18
– It’s their first meeting.
– Playing in her 36th career Grand Slam main draw, Rybarikova has advanced to the fourth round of a Slam for the first time in her career. Vania King (38 Slam main draw appearances) is the only player currently in the WTA top 200 who has made more Slam appearances without reaching the fourth round.
– Martic has hit the fastest serve so far this tournament, 121mph.
– Martic has the highest percentage of points won on the second serve – 63% – through three matches this tournament.
