Defending champions Cash & Glasspool out of Wimbledon
Cash and Glasspool, the first all-British men's doubles title holders at Wimbledon in nearly a century after winning in 2025, have been eliminated in the quarter-finals. Third seeds fell to a rapid straight-sets defeat against sixth-seeded Arevalo and Pavic, losing 6-2, 7-6 in 74 minutes despite holding two break-point chances that went unconverted.
The result stands as a notable upset given the defending champions' standing as the world's top-ranked pairing at year-end 2025. Arevalo and Pavic are now positioned to capture a Queen's-Wimbledon double, replicating Cash and Glasspool's feat from the previous year. Henry Patten remains Britain's sole representative in the men's doubles draw, having advanced alongside Finnish partner Heliovaara, the 2024 champions, to the semi-final round.
- Defending champions Cash and Glasspool lost their Wimbledon quarter-final to sixth seeds Arevalo and Pavic 6-2, 7-6 (7-2)
- Despite being world number-one ranked, the British pair squandered two break points in a match lasting just 74 minutes
- Arevalo and Pavic now pursue a Queen's-Wimbledon double; British interest continues via Patten and Heliovaara in the semi-finals