Christopher Eubanks' Wimbledon run ends

• Eubanks, 27, was the last U.S. man left competing in the men's single division of the top tennis tournament, and the player's charisma and backstory — he entered the tournament with a 2-8 career record at the majors, the Associated Press notes — gave a large American audience someone to root for.

Details: Eubanks dominated much of the match's first three sets and was just a few points short of victory before Medvedev bounced back in the fourth set.

• Medvedev and No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz will play each other Friday, the BBC reports.

Zoom in: Eubanks walked off Court 1 to a standing ovation and raised his hands in the shape of a heart toward the crowd.

What's next: Eubanks is scheduled to play in the Atlanta Open later this month. The event runs from July 22-30 at Atlantic Station.