Tennis News
Wimbledon 2026: Schedule, how to watch, more
The return of Serena Williams headlines this year's tournament, as the seven-time Wimbledon women's singles champion will play both singles and doubles.
Source: ESPN
Evert to miss Wimbledon amid cancer recurrence
Tennis Hall of Famer Chris Evert said Thursday that her ovarian cancer has returned and that treatment will prevent her from attending Wimbledon this year.
Source: ESPN
Tennis great Evert undergoes surgery as cancer returns
Tennis legend Chris Evert has undergone surgery following the return of her ovarian cancer and will not attend Wimbledon this year.
Source: Sky Sports
Tarvet among three Brits to reach Wimbledon through qualifying
A trio of Britons - Ollie Tarvet, Billy Harris and Max Basing - qualify for the Wimbledon main draw.
Source: BBC Sport
Tennis legend Evert says 'relentless' cancer has returned
Former Wimbledon champion Chris Evert says her "relentless" cancer has returned for a third time.
Source: BBC Sport
Returning Draper reaches Eastbourne semi-finals
Jack Draper says he is gaining confidence in his body after he extends his winning return from injury by reaching the Eastbourne Open semi-finals.
Source: BBC Sport
Raducanu misses Wimbledon practice amid injury concern
Emma Raducanu misses training at Wimbledon on Thursday as she manages an injury aggravated by her run to the Queen's final.
Source: BBC Sport
Draper into Eastbourne Open semis after thrashing Diallo
Britain's Jack Draper is through to the Eastbourne Open semi-finals after beating Canada's Gabriel Diallo 6-1 6-4 on Thursday.
Source: Sky Sports
Are tennis players right to protest over prize money?
Leading tennis players will continue their prize money protest at Wimbledon - what are they asking for and are their demands reasonable?
Source: BBC Sport
Emma Raducanu faces race to be fit for Wimbledon after missing practice
23-year-old spotted in protective boot on WednesdayRaducanus last match was HSBC Championships finalEmma Raducanu is facing a race to be fit for Wimbledon after missing training on Thursday.The…
Source: The Guardian
Wimbledon to stay free-to-air until at least 2033 after new deal with BBC
All England Club agrees six-year extensionThe BBC first covered the tournament in 1927Wimbledon will remain on free-to-air television until at least 2033 after the BBC on Thursday signed a new deal…
Source: The Guardian
Raducanu emerges as doubt for Wimbledon
Emma Raducanu is facing a race to be fit for Wimbledon after missing a practice session on Thursday, Sky Sports News understands.
Source: Sky Sports
Norrie moving on from Roland Garros withdrawal
Cameron Norrie said he is not thinking about his withdrawal from the French Open last month as he ramps up preparations for Wimbledon.
Source: ESPN
World Tennis launches as old ITF name cast out
The International Tennis Federation, which oversees the Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup and tennis at the Olympics and Paralympics, is changing its name to World Tennis.
Source: ESPN
How to follow Wimbledon on the BBC
Wimbledon begins on Monday, 29 June - and you can follow every minute live across the BBC.
Source: BBC Sport
Chris and Martina: The Final Set review tennis titans discuss their deep bond and intense rivalry
Now supporting each other through cancer treatment, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova trace the ups and downs of their decades-long relationship at the summit of sporting achievementHere is a…
Source: The Guardian
Raducanu's ex-coach gives key to grand slam title
Emma Raducanu can win more grand slam titles if she chases happiness rather than ranking points and stops worrying about her critics.
Source: ESPN
Raducanu told by former coach what she must do to win another Grand Slam
Former coach Mark Petchey believes Emma Raducanu can win more Grand Slam titles if she chases happiness rather than ranking points and stops worrying about her critics.
Source: Sky Sports
BBC signs new Wimbledon deal until 2033
BBC Sport will continue to broadcast Wimbledon until 2033 after signing a new deal with the All England Club.
Source: BBC Sport
Players to limit media at Wimbledon amid protest
Top tennis players at Wimbledon will extend their protest over prize money by limiting their media appearances at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament next week.
Source: ESPN
