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Oda Claims Third Wimbledon Wheelchair Crown
12 Jul
Summary
- Tokito Oda defeated Alfie Hewett in the Wimbledon final.
- Oda secured his sixth consecutive Grand Slam singles title.
- Hewett struggled with his serve, particularly in the final.
Tokito Oda of Japan has claimed his third Wimbledon men's wheelchair singles championship, showcasing a dominant performance against Great Britain's Alfie Hewett. The top-seeded Oda secured the title with a commanding 6-1, 6-1 victory on Court One.
This triumph marks the sixth consecutive Grand Slam singles title for the 20-year-old Oda. He has maintained an impressive unbeaten record at the major tournaments since his last defeat to Hewett in the 2025 Australian Open final.
Alfie Hewett, who had won the men's wheelchair doubles title on Saturday alongside Gordon Reid, was unable to overcome Oda in the singles final for the second year running. The 28-year-old experienced significant serving difficulties, including multiple double faults.
Hewett acknowledged Oda's exceptional performance, stating his disappointment but congratulating the champion on his remarkable achievement and current Grand Slam dominance.
