Wimbledon 2022 LIVE RESULTS: Brits Katie Boulter and Liam Broady OUT, Rafael Nadal later, Kyrgios vs Tsitsipas

Brit Broady out

Had Broady made it to the next level, it would have been the largest number of people in Britain since 1979 at that point.

For Broady, who is unable to accumulate ranking points for this run, the £120,000 prize will give him a decent night out and go a long way toward reinvesting in his tennis.

Unfortunately, by the time Broady started the match of his life, the 12,345 seat arena had plenty of empty seats.

Throughout opening week, it was noticeable that so many Pimm’s-eating players weren’t there when the action began on the two main courts.

However, those enjoying a long lunch would have missed the first set as it was all over in 28 minutes.

It wasn’t pretty at times and De Minaur turned the screw with exemplary serve after a key break of serve in game six.