After dropping the opening set on Centre Court, the 27-year-old Tunisian took control of the match to rally past Bouzkova 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 and reach the Wimbledon last four.

The Tunisian has also won 20 of her last 22 matches on grass, a stretch that dates back to the start of last year's grass-court season.

The No. 3 seed later defeated Marie Bouzkova Tuesday to reach a breakthrough major semifinal.

The world No. 2 Tunisian’s signature catchphrase features on the tennis merch drop of the summer.

Some of the best storylines of The Championships will converge on Day 9, with a place in the semifinals on the line.

The talented Tunisian is the highest-ranked woman left in the bottom half of the draw and has a great shot to reach her first major final—provided she can arrive to court on time.

Top 5 seeds have been falling at the All England Club, and the three in action on Sunday will receive stiff fourth-round tests.

It doesn't matter what the second-ranked Tunisian is playing on; odds are, she'll win.

The dropper was “back in vogue” after Carlos Alcaraz and Ons Jabeur’s clay-season exploits, but with the change of surface came a tactical shift.

The Tunisian is now the highest-ranked player from an African country in either ATP or WTA rankings history.