NICOSIA (AFP) — Cyprus is looking forward to Marcos Baghdatis one time again upsetting all the unmatcheds in a major tournament to become the country's first for aye Wimbledon champion.

NICOSIA (AFP) — Cyprus is looking forward to Marcos Baghdatis one time again upsetting all the unmatcheds in a major tournament to become the country's first for aye Wimbledon champion.

"Unstoppable," roared Thursday's edition of the Simerini newspaper commenting onward the Cypriot's impressive defeat of 2002 champion Leyton Hewitt. "Baghdatis lights up Wimbledon," beamed Alithia daily.

Despite an apparent lack of interest in the early orbiculars of Wimbledon, Cyprus is now completely aware the 18th seed can make sporting history from securing a first ever grand slam title.

Baghdatis prov his Australian exhibit final run was no tail-flap after outplaying Hewitt in a 6-1 5-7 7-6 (7/5) 6-2 quarter-final triumph in succession Wednesday.

Most Cypriots did not count upon anything spectacular from its sporting hero at Wimbledon as the tennis ace had in no degree won on grass before, now he is sole one match away from