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‘Strong, beautiful, successful women’: Heather Watson on inspiring the next generation and life beyond tennis

Watson returns to Wimbledon on Tuesday but already has an eye on the future and helping to break down barriers for young girls to get into the sport

The Independent UK

Jacob Fearnley exclusive interview: ‘It’s incredible what Jack Draper is doing – I can make it to the top too’

The Scot on his Wimbledon prospects, career targets, and fast-paced life at the pinnacle of tennis

Evening Standard

Wimbledon expansion: School leaders say tennis club plan will bring 'crazy' pollution nightmare

A battle is raging over the future of Wimbledon Park due to plans for a massive expansion of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

Evening Standard

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Susan Egelstaff:For the sake of tennis, one player in particular must rise to the top

Over the next decade, it seems certain that two men will dominate men's tennis but for the sake of the sport, one in particular must prevail.

The National (Scotland)

Raising the bar: tennis super duo setting new standards

Alex de Minaur watched Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner take men's tennis to new heights in Paris - and says it left him feeling both inspired and determined.

AAP

Novak Djokovic confident Wimbledon is his ‘best chance’ of extending slam record

Novak Djokovic believes that this year’s Wimbledon likely represents his best chance of winning a record-extending 25th grand slam title

The Guardian - UK

Novak Djokovic figures Wimbledon gives him his best chance at a record 25th Grand Slam title

Novak Djokovic says he would like to keep playing tennis for several more years

The Independent UK

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Emma Raducanu looks ahead to ‘very dangerous’ first round contest at Wimbledon

Raducanu is playing British teen Mingge Xu, who she has trained with at the National Tennis Centre

The Independent UK

Wimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff is just 21 but already thinking about what to do after tennis

Coco Gauff is a tennis star who is seeded No. 2 at Wimbledon and already owns two Grand Slam titles at age 21

The Independent UK

Wimbledon 2025: Schedule, seeds, prize money and how to watch

What’s the dress code for players and fans? Who will win the titles? How to join the queue? Al Jazeera explains.

Al Jazeera

Inside the Hurlingham Club and the poshest event on the British sporting calendar

With the days ticking down to Wimbledon, the world’s best players are in action at a club that gives the genteel environs of SW19 a run for their money

The Independent UK

The making of Jack Draper: from teen ‘maniac’ to Wimbledon title contender

A scrappy, smart defensive player as a smaller child, a late growth spurt and shrewd coaching have honed the 23-year-old Briton into a player others now fear

The Guardian - UK

Who Is Playing at Wimbledon 2025? Full List of Men’s and Women’s Singles Entries

Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. Founded in 1877 by the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London.

Sports Illustrated

Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka Dance It Out in Sweet Reunion Video at Wimbledon

It's safe to say that the two tennis stars have since buried the hatchet.

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The Guardian - UK

Alcaraz, Sinner, Sabalenka and Swiatek top Wimbledon bill but have work cut out

The margins in grand slam tennis have always been tight and the titles will be decided by who rises to the occasion

The Independent UK

Coco Gauff and Aryna Sabalenka bury the hatchet with TikTok dance at Wimbledon

‘We’re good so you guys should be too,’ Gauff tells fans

The Independent UK

Jay Clarke admits PTPA lawsuit was ‘much bigger than I anticipated’

The British number six was initially listed as a plaintiff in the case against tennis’ governing bodies before removing his name from the lawsuit.

Evening Standard

Sonay Kartal interview: 'My game has come a long way fast… I’m here to stay'

Kartal expects to go deep into the Wimbledon fortnight in a women’s draw with strong British hopes

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The Independent UK

Jack Draper faces added pressure as home favourite at Wimbledon – Clare Balding

Draper goes into his home grand slam event this year as the fourth seed.

The Independent UK

Frances Tiafoe backs efforts to expand grassroots tennis in UK

Lack of access to facilities has typically led to far smaller participation levels than in more popular sports in Britain.

The Conversation

Sixteenth-century tennis was a dangerous sport played with balls covered in wool

In 1570, a Frenchman was arrested for smuggling clandestine correspondence between France and England. A passing comment in his interrogation document reveals that he also happened to be carrying a leather bag “in which there were three or four dozen balls of wool for playing tennis”.

The Conversation

How strawberries and cream were a rare and exciting treat for Victorians – and then became a Wimbledon icon

Wimbledon is all about strawberries and cream (and of course tennis). The club itself describes strawberries and cream as “a true icon of The Championships”.

The Guardian - UK

‘It helped me be free’: Madison Keys on therapy, America and her husband as coach

The Australian Open winner tells Donald McRae she is ready for another tilt at Wimbledon after her injury heartbreak last year

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10 DIY Pet Toys Your Furry Friend Will Love (And Your Wallet Too)

Pets bring a lot of joy, but keeping them entertained can get expensive. Store-bought toys add up, and many don’t last long. The good news...

Fortune

Melinda French Gates shares the no1 skill that Gen Alpha girls can learn in high school that’ll determine if they become a CEO later in life

Forget grades—Melinda French Gates and Billie Jean King say sports are the strongest predictor of female leadership. The stats agree.

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