Dimitrov out to rewrite Wimbledon story after beating Berrettini

Dimitrov out to rewrite Wimbledon story after beating BerrettiniImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Grigor Dimitrov has exited Wimbledon in round four in each of the past three yearsByBobbie JacksonBBC Sport journalistPublished4 minutes agoAn emotional Grigor Dimitrov said he wants to rewrite his Wimbledon story after reaching the fourth round with a thrilling five-set victory over Matteo Berrettini.Twelve months ago, Dimitrov left Centre Court in tears after his hopes of pulling off a major upset against world number one Jannik Sinner came crashing down.Dimitrov led Sinner by two sets but had to retire after sustaining an injury to his right pectoral.The Bulgarian has been left wondering what could have been since that heartbreaking night, but is on a mission to banish those ghosts."After the way I exited last year, I'll never know what would've happened," Dimitrov said. "But guess what? This year I'm back here and I'm able to rewrite everything again."I'm just trying to be completely honest here and vulnerable with you guys. it's not about the winning - it's just for me to overcome every obstacle that I have in front of me."Eala wins 'for all the girls with ruffled socks and chubby cheeks'Published1 hour agoInjury ends Williams' Wimbledon comebackPublished4 hours agoDefending champion Swiatek & Rybakina out in Wimbledon shocksPublished5 hours agoThe story Dimitrov is currently writing at the All England Club is a compelling one.He looked to be on course for a routine straight-set victory over Berrettini after taking the first two sets, but was pegged back and had to come through a decider 6-3 6-4 3-6 5-7 6-3."I enjoyed it too much - that's why I wanted to play five sets," the 35-year-old joked."It's truly amazing to be back here. I'm just so happy."I just wanted to come and compete again and again again, as much as I could - there's something...