Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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We're not entirely sure how good Justin Timberlake's and Drake's tennis is but in the photo above is a man who would give many of us a game.

It is, of course, former Formula 1 champ Nico Rosberg, who is present at Wimbledon today.

So Nico, how good are you?

"I was in the Monaco national team, but then decided to ditch it and concentrate on F1," he told me.

"I'm picking it up again now though. I'm focused, but it's a bit of a mission. The forehand is my best stroke, but the backhand has been the most difficult thing to learn.

"My hero is Roger Federer. If I have the honour of playing Roger one day then I might have a 1% chance of picking up a point.

"My prediction today is for Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Raonic to go through."

Drake and Mary Berry in one post. I didn't expect to be writing that.

They were both at Wimbledon yesterday and both have a good luck message for Gareth Southgate's England...

BBC One

We're now live on BBC One with coverage from Wimbledon on men's quarter-finals day. We'll have you covered on both BBC One and BBC Two throughout the afternoon on all four of the quarter-finals.

You'll also be able to follow coverage on BBC Radio 5 live from 13:00 BST.

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Three-time champion Novak Djokovic, who has not reached a Slam semi-final since the 2016 US Open, clinically despatched Karen Khachanov in the last 16 and will be considered favourite to beat Kei Nishikori on Centre Court.

Djokovic has beaten the Japanese 24th seed in 13 of their 15 meetings.

"So far four matches have been really, really good for me," said Djokovic, who eliminated British number one Kyle Edmund in the third round.

"I haven't spent too much time on the court. I feel physically, mentally ready, fit, positive."

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Our quarter-finalists weren't in such a position (ahem, England...) to choose their route to the last-four...

A potential Nadal-Djokovic semi-final awaits, while there's still a chance of the world's top two meeting in the final - could we get a re-run of that Federer-Nadal classic from a decade ago?

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St George's flags flying, people sporting waistcoats in sizzling heat and humming "football's coming home", there's no escaping the buzz around England's World Cup semi-final tonight.

But what a pre-football treat we're bringing you from the home of tennis....

Three of the all-time greats from the men's game feature in the quarter-finals, with top seed Roger Federer bumped to Court One as three-time champion Novak Djokovic opens on Centre to be followed by world number one Rafael Nadal.

There are three debutants in the SW19 last-eight in Kevin Anderson, Kei Nishikori and John Isner, while 2016 runner-up Milos Raonic and 2009 US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro are in familiar territory.

Excited much?