Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

After one minute shy of three and a half hours, Taylor Fritz gets the job done with a superb recovery to come from two sets down to send the fourth seed Alexander Zverev out of the tournament.

Fritz drops his racquet and stretches his arms out wide as he looks shocked himself at what he has just done as the Centre Court crowd rise to their feet.

It will be his second appearance in the Wimbledon quarter-finals after he lost a five-set thriller against Rafael Nadal two years ago.

Fritz now plays 25th seed Lorenzo Musetti on Wednesday and will surely fancy his chances of making the last four of a Slam for the first time.

A long conversation between Taylor Fritz and Alexander Zverev at the net. I wonder what that was about?

Fritz is through to his fourth career Grand Slam quarter-final and his second at Wimbledon, having also reached that stage in 2022.

The American 13th seed will face Italian 25th seed Lorenzo Musetti in the last eight.

Fritz has beaten Musetti in two of their three previous meetings, including at SW19 in 2022.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

The rain is hammering against the roof on Court One and is making a proper racket. I can hardly concentrate, I wonder what the players must be going through.

Danielle Collins has just got over the line in her latest service game, saving a couple of break points to hold.

So far, it's been a very even start in our final fourth round match of the Women's singles.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

It’s a phenomenal effort by Taylor Fritz. You see by that reaction at the end how much it meant to him, he got frustrated after the first two sets but he stuck at it.

More strong serving and a hold from Barbora Krejcikova as Danielle Collins fails to get a foothold in the game.

The American then lets out a number of passionate "come on" cries on serve as she saves three break points.

An increasingly animated Collins seals the game as Krejcikova wrongly challenges a deep forehand which was called in.

Alexander Zverev refuses to chase Taylor Fritz's drop shot and trails 15-0 but levels with a passing forehand down the line.

Fritz can't make a clean connection and falls 40-15 behind.

The American goes long when trying to return a second serve to hand the game to Zverev.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC TV

Taylor Fritz is obviously known for his serve and his forearm but his backhand has been awesome today as well.

Marion Bartoli
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Fritz has really been keeping his head down, finding solutions, playing aggressively and playing inspired tennis, and he deserves to be in that position.

Taylor Fritz can see the finishing line and he's pushing on to get there as quickly as possible.

Three successive aces to hold to love.

Alexander Zverev is serving to stay in the match.

A brisk hold to love from Czech 31st seed Barbora Krejcikova and a chance to quickly put the pressure again on Danielle Collins' serve, but the American responds with a speedy service game of her own.

Not much between these two so far.

Huge pressure on this service game for Alexander Zverev. How will he cope?

First point in the bag. That'll settle any potential nerves.

Zverev hooks a backhand into the net and it's level. 15-15.

The German strides up to the net and places a forehand into the corner - 40-15 - and then serves out for the game.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC TV

Fritz usually looks up at his box a lot but he hasn’t so much today, it’s almost as if to say ‘I’ve got this’. I have to say he’s been very assured of himself.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A spectacular, diving winner from Taylor Fritz brings a large number of Centre Court to their feet. What a win this would be from two sets down, now he's the one in charge with the break in the decider.

He's on course to make the quarters of a Slam for the fourth time in his career after also doing so here two years ago, the US Open last year and the Australian Open earlier this year.

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Taylor Fritz launches himself across the width of the court to volley down the middle. 30-15.

Alexander Zverev needs a break here and it's not going well.

A forehand is wide and he trails 40-30.

Fritz holds. That's almost as big as his break in the previous game.

Danielle Collins seals the first game to hold with an ace while Barbora Krejcikova responds with a hold of her own, with the American planting a return into the net.

A fizzing forehand return from Krejcikova helps bring her to deuce in the next game, but Collins secures the hold with some tidy work at the net.

This match is warming up nicely as Collins celebrates with a cry and fist pump.

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Golfers Shane Lowry, Robert MacIntyre and Tommy Fleetwood all swapping clubs for racquets today as they sit in the Royal Box on Centre Court...

They are being treated to a five-setter before Holger Rune and Novak Djokovic close out Monday's play.

Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

Just incredible stuff from the American, just stepping on the front foot.

I thought he lost a chance there when he hesitated and Zverev went for too much.

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Alexander Zverev defends the first as he reads Taylor Fritz's drop shot and has time to pick his spot down the line.

The German thinks he has defended for a second time when his forehand is called in but Fritz challenges and Hawk-Eye confirms it is out.

Game Fritz. A huge break.