Wimbledon 2022 Men's Singles Final Highlights: Djokovic beats Kyrgios to win his seventh Wimbledon crown

Another good service game from the defending champion Djokovic, giving away just one point to Kyrgios in it. No early service breaks so far in the big final.

Big serving Nick Krygios raced to 40-0 in no time, which included a 125m/h ace on second serve. But on the expected lines, Kyrgios went for an underarm serve at that stage and gave away a point to Djokovic. Djokovic won another point after that but Kyrgios made sure there were no more hiccups and wrapped up the game with another big serve.

Novak Djokovic started with a double fault, but recovered quickly to win the first game of the final. It also included an ace from the six-time champion. Finally a long return from Kyrgios gave the game to Djokovic.

Kyrgios, bidding to become Australia's first Grand Slam men's champion since Lleyton Hewitt at Wimbledon 20 years ago, has been box office on and off the court at the All England Club. In a campaign of all-out attack, he has fired a tournament-leading 120 aces, 292 winners, the second-fastest serve of 137 miles (220 kilometres) per hour while being broken only six times. But he has picked up $14,000 in fines, spat in the direction of fans and was even accused of having an "evil side" and being a "bully" by third-round rival Stefanos Tsitsipas. He also has the added distraction of a court appearance in Australia next month, related to an allegation of assault.

In the last year, Novak Djokovic has experienced the highest of tennis highs, coming within one match of winning a rare calendar-year Grand Slam and the lowest of lows, including detainment and deportation after he arrived in Melbourne in January to try to defend his Australian Open title. On Sunday, he will get a chance to win a seventh Wimbledon singles title against an opponent, Nick Kyrgios of Australia, that few, including Kyrgios himself, thought would ever find the mental strength required to arrive at the biggest stage in the sport.