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*Dimitrov 6-1 5-1 Sela
More treatment for Dudi Sela, who gets more massage on his inner thigh on his right leg.
Grigor Dimitrov is not dropping his intensity, he is pressuring Sela and its pays off as he breaks for the fourth time in the match.
Dimitrov 6-1 4-1 Sela*
Dudi Sela!
He may be a bit injured and a set and a break down, but he successfully pulls off the crowd-pleasing hot dog shot. Unfortunately his next return finds the net.
A wide forehand hands Sela a break point, the Bulgarian being a tad sloppy.
Dimitrov defends well to get to deuce and eventually holds.
Cirstea 2-6 1-3 Muguruza
Muguruza is making short work of this one, cruising into the fourth round. Another dark horse on the long list of dark horses in the women's draw?
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Image source, Getty Images*Dimitrov 6-1 3-1 Sela
Grigor Dimitrov firmly in control as he holds to take a 3-0 lead.
Pressure back on Sela's serve, he desperately needs a game on the board.
His right thigh was heavily strapped in that medical time-out, but he removes it at the changeover.
Sela is not moving brilliantly but he manages to hold for just the second time in the match.
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John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
Dimitrov isn't quite in my top five contenders to win Wimbledon, but I'd put him just outside of that. I'd have the 'big four' then Marin Cilic at number five.
*Dimitrov 6-1 2-0 Sela
Grigor Dimitrov holds easily so now it's time for Dudi Sela to test out that leg injury.
The Bulgarian is still playing like he did in the first set and takes the Israeli to deuce.
Dimitrov gets a break point as Sela finds the net with a back hand and then nets again trying to return a deep Dimitrov backhand.
First blood to Dimitrov in the second set.
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
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"With Novak it's 50-50 - you can ask him and see - but Andre won't sign anything, he's not done anything all week," warns the security guard on court 15.
Novak duly obliges some young fans who have waited patiently in the sun. Agassi? Yes, him too this time - I guess if someone excitedly wails your name in your face from point-blank range, you don't have that much choice.
Cirstea 2-6 Muguruza
There it is! First set to the 14th seed as Garbine Muguruza completes the job in a shade over half an hour.
She started the set in slightly shaky fashion, coughing up a few break opportunities, but she composed herself to rattle through the rest of the set.
*Dimitrov 6-1 Sela
It's nearly 10 minutes since the last point.
Grigor Dimitrov practices some serves and finally Dudi Sela comes back from his medical time-out.
Time for the second set.
Dimitrov 6-1 Sela
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Like Lloydy says, it looks like Sela has an upper thigh problem. Which means he can't take his kecks off on court. That would get some wolf-whistles.
He's gone off for a medical timeout away from prying eyes. Dimitrov does some stretching.
*Dimitrov 6-1 Sela
It looks like the trainer is rubbing Dudi Sela's groin, he then leaves the court for a medical time out.
Wolf whistles as Grigor Dimitrov changes his shirt.
Dimitrov 6-1 Sela
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Grigor Dimitrov has got the crowd swooning. Not because of his chiselled good looks. But because of a gorgeous inside out forehand that helps him take the opening set in 23 minutes.
Although the Bulgarian has not cracked many mirrors in his bathroom.
Now he's got his shirt off to a shower of wolf-whistles...
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
I think Sela has some problems in the upper thigh but he has problems, period.
That was so quick, he was battered in that set. He needed the trainer regardless of having that problem. He can't stay on the baseline, he's being opened up on the court, the forehand of Dimitrov is carving him up. At the moment it is just one way traffic. It was amazing from Dimitrov, just so easy for him.
*Dimitrov 6-1 Sela
That racket did the trick, with an unplayable forehand return on Sela's first serve, getting the crowd going.
Sela sends a forehand long and in the blink of an eye, Dimitrov has three set points.
The first one gets away from him, but at the second opportunity, a huge smash can only be returned long by Sela and Dimitrov takes the set in 23 minutes.
Physio on for Sela, who looks shell-shocked.
Image source, ReutersDimitrov 5-1 Sela*
An ace for Grigor Dimitrov seals a straightforward service game, one game away from the set.
Interestingly he changes his racket at the changeover,
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Not a lot... some kind of blackcurrent - or maybe even beetroot? - mixture, a spare pair of trainers, balls, water, a jumper and his ID pass. Even he needs one of those.
#bbctennis
Darren Pattison: WOW the level that Dimitrov is playing at right now is off the scale. Absolutely fantastic tennis.
Bridgette Parlma: Baby Fed is cruising....his opponent has no chance here.
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
I think Dimitrov found it difficult to deal with people calling him 'the baby Federer'. All the talk was when is he going to win his first Grand Slam and how many? But now he is in a position where people don't talk about it as much and I think he enjoys that.
He now thinks he is ready but before his game would break down at crucial stages. I think he could have done better, mentally he wasn't quite ready but now he thinks he is set.