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July 2, 2005: The day Venus beat Davenport in the longest Wimbledon women’s singles final
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to an important moment in the sport's history. On this day in 2005, Venus Williams and Lindsay Davenport battled it out for 2 hours and 45 minutes for the Wimbledon singles title
July 1, 1977: The day Virginia Wade won the centennial Wimbledon ladies singles title
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On this day in 1977, British fans witnessed their Queen hand over the ladies singles trophy to one of their home players
Round two, recapped: the thrilling promise of a Wimbledon more open than expected
Still disrupted by Covid (third withdrawal for the men), Wimbledon 2022 retained its main favorites in the second round (Nadal, Djokovic, Swiatek). But the draws are opening wider.
“It is strange to be at Wimbledon, but not with Novak Djokovic” – Marian Vajda
In the Tennis Majors exclusive, Marian Vajda divulges details of his conversation with Djokovic at Roland Garros, discusses his match with Nadal, as well as his new charge Alex Molcan
Wimbledon 2022: Weather forecast, rain delays, roof
Seeing the umbrellas go up at Wimbledon is part of the great British summer tradition - but will we see it some more over the next fortnight?
Recapping Wimbledon’s first round: it’s over for Serena, it’s wide open for Nadal
June 28, 2007: The day Tim Henman played his last match at Wimbledon
Shapovalov: “I’m for no coaching, I’m for keeping the tradition”
June 26, 1951: The day Althea Gibson became the first black player to compete at Wimbledon
Coco Gauff exclusive: “This is the most relaxed I have ever been”
Sam Sumyk on helping Harmony Tan: “We’re going there to beat Serena Williams”
Wimbledon women’s singles draw: Swiatek in loaded top half, Serena starts against Tan
Wimbledon men’s singles draw: All eyes on Djokovic v Alcaraz in the quarters
Gilles Cervara on the ATP’s authorisation of coaching: “I support the new rule, but it is not because the coach speaks that the player is better”
June 22, 1981: The day John McEnroe wrote his name in history with his “You cannot be serious” outburst at Wimbledon
Exclusive: ‘Mentality is the most important thing’ – Richard Krajicek on surprise champion Tim van Rijthoven and more
17 questions about Wimbledon 2022: Russian ban, People’s Sunday, Serena Williams