The Serb takes on Italian Flavio Cobolli in the quarter-finals at the All England Club on Wednesday (09.07.25) and thinks that grass courts provide him with a brilliant opportunity to win a history-making 25th Grand Slam title.

Djokovic said: "I don't think I'm a favourite against these guys at the moment. I think they are [the favourites]. Both of them.

"But I probably have my best chance against them here. If it comes down to me facing one or both of them, which I hope it does, as it would mean I have proceeded all the way to the final, then I'll obviously look for my best game to win.

"I think I do have a chance. There's no doubt about it. I think my results on grass, even in the previous years, are a testament to my confidence on this surface.

"I've been playing some really good tennis this year. So I feel good about myself. I feel confident. I feel motivated to go all the way. Let's see what happens."

Djokovic could face world number one Sinner in the semi-finals at Wimbledon but is refusing to take the challenge posed by 22nd seed Cobolli lightly.

He said: "He's a very talented player. One of the youngsters coming up. He's one of those players that is young, and that we are probably going to see quite a bit in the future.

"I must say that I was pleasantly surprised with his results on grass because he doesn't strike me as a grass court specialist with his game, but he has reached the quarter-finals.

"He's beaten [Marin] Cilic and some big servers and big players that are grass court specialists. So huge credit to him."