What time does Nick Kyrgios vs Novak Djokovic Wimbledon final actually start?

Nick Kyrgios has a chance to etch his name into tennis folklore against Novak Djokovic when they clash on Centre Court tonight.

Djokovic vs Kyrgios for Wimbledon glory

The time has finally come. Nick Kyrgios vs Novak Djokovic for Wimbledon glory is upon us.

A rollercoaster Grand Slam has reached the pinnacle with the Aussie taking on the superstar Serbian for all the marbles.

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Tennis fans watching from Australian shores will need to make sure the coffee pot is nice and full.

The showdown between Kyrgios and Djokovic is scheduled for Sunday July 10, with the start time set for 11pm (AEST).

Here’s how you can watch the action in Australia.

Game on. (Photo by Miguel Tovar/LatinContent via Getty Images).

On average the past five Wimbledon finals have taken around three hours from start to finish. However, those numbers are skewed by the 2019 five-set classic between Djokovic and Roger Federer, which went for four hours and 57 minutes.

Fans Down Under hoping not to still be awake when the sun comes up on Monday may be hoping for a 2017 Wimbledon final replay when Federer dispatched Marin Cilic in less than two hours.

Kyrgios will be chasing his first ever Grand Slam crown while Djokovic can move past Federer on the men’s all-time leaderboard with his 21st victory — leaving him one major trophy short of Rafael Nadal.