Wimbledon 2025: Carlos Alcaraz vs Cam Norrie odds, preview & prediction

Carlos Alcaraz takes on Cameron Norrie in what promises to be an exciting quarter-final clash on Centre Court. The defending champion is aiming for his third straight Wimbledon title but has had to battle at times this week, including a five-set scare against Fabio Fognini in the opening round. He also dropped the first set to Andrey Rublev in the last 16 before raising his level to come through in four sets. This could be his toughest test yet, admitting facing Norrie is a "nightmare."

Norrie, meanwhile, arrives in the last eight full of confidence after an impressive run. The British number two fought through his early rounds, beating the 12th seed Frances Tiafoe before a gutsy win over Nicolás Jarry in a five-set thriller. Norrie showed his grit after failing to convert match points in the third set, bouncing back in the fifth after Jarry had recovered to 2-2. He made the semi-finals here in 2022 and the crowd will be fully behind him as he looks to do that again.

Despite not being at his absolute best, Alcaraz’s aggressive shot-making, quick movement, and variety have seen him through testing moments, and he tends to find another gear as the tournament progresses. He has won his last 18 matches at Wimbledon.

As the last remaining Brit in the singles draw, Norrie will have the wholehearted backing of the Centre Court crowd as he looks to use his left-handed serve, solid baseline game and bundles of energy to keep the Spaniard under pressure.

• H2H - Alcaraz 4-2 Norrie

• Wimbledon quarter-final: Tuesday 8 July, 3.45pm, Centre Court

Alcaraz leads the head-to-head battle against Norrie 4-2, but the two players have never met on grass before, which is the British number two's favourite surface.

Norrie also won the last meeting between the pair back in 2023 in Rio, and has won two of the last three matches against Alcaraz.

Alcaraz hasn’t always been at his dominant best this week, but his explosive shot-making and ability to dictate points should prove decisive here. Norrie’s form and resilience make him a genuine threat, especially with the Centre Court crowd behind him, and he has the tools to make this competitive if he serves well and stays aggressive.

However, Alcaraz’s variety, athleticism, and confidence under pressure are likely to be the difference. We think Norrie can take a set, but the defending champion’s quality should see him through.

Prediction: Alcaraz 3-1 Norrie

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