There will be a love-hate thing going on when defending Wimbledon champion Andy Murray faces Benoit Paire bidding for a quarter-final place in...
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Wimbledon Day 7 | Konta remains level-headed
Jo Konta will step on to No.1 Court at Wimbledon for a second successive match with a de-cluttered mind on ‘Magic’ Monday at 1pm. A mind devoid of the hopes and dreams she...
Wimbledon Day 6 | Federer and Djokovic ease into fourth round
It was business as usual for two of the main contenders who progressed into the second week with straight set wins without breaking sweat, metaphorically...
Wimbledon Day 6 | Willis and Clarke stun the champions
Marcus Willis, the £30-an-hour part-time tennis coach world-ranked 772, stunned Wimbledon when he made the second round of the singles last year. Played Roger Federer on...
Wimbledon Day 6 | Magnificent Muguruza moves on as leading ladies struggle
Spain’s Garbiñe Muguruza has not been making the headlines as the 14th seed for the title, coming in to Wimbledon on a not-so-successful note as she has yet to fulfil the...
Wimbledon Day 6 | Jamie and Martina join forces
Doubles specialist Jamie Murray has joined brother Andy in criticising the courts at Wimbledon. Jamie, a former mixed doubles champion at the tournament, and...
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Wimbledon Diary
Some of the off-court news from the first 3 days of The Wimbledon Championships.
Kyrgios enjoying a ‘vacation’
Nick Kyrgios first came on the Wimbledon scene back in 2014 and promptly took out Rafa Nadal in the fourth round with a brilliant display of serving and some outstanding tennis to leave an indelible mark on tennis fans.
Swiatek, Muguruza and Stephens advance, but Kenin, Andreescu and Venus fall
The weather finally relented to allow for a full day of play at the Wimbledon Championships on Wednesday but with mixed fortunes for some, with Iga Swiatek, Garbiñe Muguruza, and Sloane Stephens advancing into the 3rd round, but Sofia Kenin, Bianca Andreescu and Venus...
Raducanu and Norrie make second round
Emma Raducanu is the lone British survivor in the women’s singles at Wimbledon. Raducanu and Cameron Norrie joined Dan Evans and Andy Murray as home winners on Day Three, while Katie Boulter, Liam Broady and Samantha Murray Sharan went out.
Another Murray roller-coaster
It might have been deserving of an Oscar for its drama content. Andy Murray put himself and his fans through the wringer before completing a 6-3 4-6 4-6 6-4 6-4 victory over German qualifier Oscar Otte under the Centre Court roof.