Novak Djokovic continued to fight for a historic 25th Grand Slam title by reaching the semi-final of the 2025 Wimbledon following a stunning four-set victory over Italy's Flavio Cobolli at the centre court with an emphatic scoreline of 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 7-5, and 6-4.

The Serbian will now face World No.1 Jannik Sinner in the semi-final in a repeat of the semi-final of the French Open last month, which the Italian won. Sinner has never reached the final at the All England Law Tennis and Croquet Club while Djokovic is a 10-time finalist, which include 10 victories.

The semi-final appearance in 2025 will mark the 14th time that Djokovic will play in the semi-final of the year's only grass court Grand Slam. With this stunning achievement, the Serbian has broken Roger Federer's long-standing world record and become the first player to feature in the last four of Wimbledon 14 times. Federer achieved the feat 13 times and for many years held the record for reaching the most men's singles semi-final.

Player	Semi-Finalst
Novak Djokovic	14
Roger Federer	13
Jimmy Conors	11
Boris Becker	9
Pete Sampras	8
John McEnroe	8

This is the joint second-most a player has reached the semi-final of a single Grand Slam alongside Jimmy Connors, who also reached the US Open's last four 14 times and only behind Rafael Nadal, who made this stage of the French Open, a remarkable 15 times in his career.

Djokovic has also reached the 52nd Grand Slam semi-final of his career, which has equalled Chris Evert's record for the most by a player (male or female) in the Open Era. The Serbian already held the record for the most appearances in the last four of majors among male players, with Federer (46) second.

The Serbian (38 years, 48 days) is also the second-oldest male player in history to reach the semi-final at Wimbledon, only behind Ken Rosewall (39 years, 233 days) in 1974. Djokovic is the first player in the 21st century to reach the last four at SW19. Federer previously held the record (37 years, 325 in 2021).