Taylor Fritz has reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals for a second time after beating Alexander Zverev.
The American player came from two sets down to win a five-set thriller on Centre Court.
Next up for Fritz is Lorenzo Musetti and he will now fancy his chances of reaching a first semi-final.
Fritz is currently the world number 13 and he will be hoping to go further in this tournament to try and progress up the ranks.
During his win over the number four seed Zverev at Wimbledon, John Lloyd and Tim Henman spotted something a little unusual about Fritz.
What BBC pundits noticed about Taylor Fritz during Wimbledon win
This was a superb win for Fritz and he will now fancy his chances of reaching the last four for the very first time.
The player has never been to the semi-final of a Grand Slam event and that will be something he wants to change.
Lloyd was the first pundit to suggest that he’d noticed something different about his performance today.
He said on BBC Sport: “With Taylor Fritz he normally spends a lot more time looking at his box than he has done today.
“He has been so assured of himself. He’s looked up occasionally but it’s almost like I have got this.”
Henman reached a number of semi-finals at Wimbledon and he concurred with Lloyd.
He continued: “Yeah, very focused and never let his head drop. Didn’t play his best for his first couple of sets but I think he knew serving the way he was that if he could just keep holding his serve he would get some opportunities.
“He got the break in the third and played a fantastic tiebreak to stamp his authority and get that lead in the fourth.”
Fritz now has to believe he can win Wimbledon
The 26-year-old does have some time on his side and it’s not a case of a last chance saloon for the American.
However, he may see this year as a good opportunity to cause a stir and coming from behind to beat Zverev will give him confidence.
Beating the German with his massive serve is never easy but Fritz more than stood up to the challenge on Centre Court.
The challenge for Fritz now is to truly believe that he can lift a Grand Slam title and get the monkey off of his back.
He does seem like the sort of player who if he could just win one would go on and claim a few more major titles.
The delight was etched all over his face at the end of his latest match and now he will hope to enjoy a truly memorable Wimbledon.
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