Archive: wimbledon-tennis-news

Wimbledon Tennis 2015 – Order of Play and Draws

With the main grass event of the year starting everyone is looking for the main draws and order of play. Here they are!

JOHN MCENROE AND MICHAEL STICH TALK TO CNN ABOUT SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR WIMBLEDON 2015

The move means players will have extra time to prepare for Wimbledon, with an extra week between Roland Garros and Wimbledon.

Andy Murray Honored By Scottish Aquarium

Repercussions from Andy Murray's historic Wimbledon win continue to shake his native Scotland, with four aquarium penguins now named in his family's honor.

Sabine Lisicki Has Polish Roots, Just Like Semifinal Foe Radwanska

Much is being made of Poland’s success at this year’s Wimbledon with three members of that nation having advanced deep in the tournament, and for good reason

Kirsten Flipkens Knows The Realities Of Life

Surprise Wimbledon semi-finalist Kirsten Flipkens maintains a realization of what is truly important in life following a near-death experience just over a year ago

Andy Murray Might Skip Paris To Guaranty Wimbledon Participation

If it really matters to his injured back, Andy Murray will jettison his participation on the French Open in order to salvage his Wimbledon dream.

Great Britain Is Gaining Strength In Women’s Tennis

Once Laura Robson won the Wimbledon junior title as a 14 year-old and Heather Watson winning the US Open girls tournament, levels of expectancy have been mounting in British circles

Babolat Prepares For Wimbledon And The French Open

Since 2011, Babolat has put a lot of time and resources into being the official supplier of racquets, balls and strings for Roland Garros, this year it has become the official tennis shoe brand of Wimbledon.

Prize Money Pressure Now Shifts to French Open and Wimbledon

Player power has forced the Australian Open and the US Open to announce major increases in prize money. Now the focus will fall on the French Open and then Wimbledon

Wimbledon Might Schedule Evening Matches

The BBC, is in discussions with the All England Club about the possibility of screening more prime time late evening tennis from the Championships.

Cincinnati 2012 – Sven’s Tournament Update

After having no tour events since Wimbledon it was great to get back to the tour and start of the hardcourt season in Cincinnati!

Empty Seats at Olympics Sponsors’ Fault?

Olympic organizers are already under heat as TV images showing half-empty stands in London, including at Wimbledon, has stunned some observers.

Wimbledon’s Grass Courts Said to be Ready for Olympic Play

The question has continuously been asked; how will it be possible for the grass courts to be ready in the normally pristine condition with just three weeks recovery time following the Championships?

Roger Federer is a Professional Professional

Roger Federer continues to be an excellent investment for his stable of high-dollar sponsors, with the world No. 1 player's recent Wimbledon performances