What is the Wimbledon prize money for 2026? Round-by-round breakdown Players have abandoned their media protest at SW19 over prize money after latest round of talks Evening Standard · Jun 29
Wimbledon and top players reach truce in prize money dispute after crisis talks The world’s top tennis players have agreed a truce with the All England Club but want to see concrete proposals to resolve prize money row The Guardian - UK · Jun 29
Wimbledon stars ‘stand down’ from prize money protest after two days The leading players welcomed ‘constructive meetings’ with Wimbledon over the weekend The Independent UK · Jun 29
Monday’s sport: What’s on and where can I watch it? Tennis fans will be hoping the weather holds for a full day’s play at the All England Club, while the knockout stage continues at the World Cup. The Independent UK · Jun 28
‘You can sense a buzz’: Why Wimbledon’s World Cup rule won’t stop ‘football fever’ 17 World Cup matches will take place during play at Wimbledon, including England’s last-32 clash with DR Congo this afternoon The Independent UK · Jun 28
What is electronic line calling at Wimbledon and why has it been controversial? Wimbledon will also introduce the use of video review technology for the first time at this year’s Championships The Independent UK · Jun 27
What time is the Wimbledon curfew and why does it exist? The Wimbledon curfew has been in place since 2009 The Independent UK · Jun 27
How Amanda Anisimova’s recovery from Wimbledon final catastrophe can push her to new heights One year on from a devastating defeat in the Wimbledon final, Amanda Anisimova returns to the All England Club with greater self-belief and resilience from a series of setbacks The Independent UK · Jun 27
Two tickets for Wimbledon Centre Court? That’ll be £586,000 please A pair of debenture tickets changed hands this week for a sum far beyond the means of ordinary tennis fans The Guardian - UK · Jun 27
Serena Williams sprinkles stardust at Wimbledon with top female players toiling Her motivations for returning may be hard to gauge but there is no doubt the returning former champion will steal the early spotlight at SW19 The Guardian - UK · Jun 26
Wimbledon prize money protest explained: What do tennis players want? The top tennis players in the world are demanding a ‘fairer’ share of tournament revenues and will cut their media appearances during the first week of Wimbledon despite receiving record prize money this year The Independent UK · Jun 26
Wimbledon’s big talking points: Serena’s return, Sinner’s recovery and Sabalenka’s slump All-time greats have questions to answer in SW19 while Raducanu and Draper have to show they can stay fit The Guardian - UK · Jun 26
Emma Raducanu faces race to be fit for Wimbledon after missing practice Emma Raducanu is battling to be fit to play at Wimbledon next week after missing training on Thursday The Guardian - UK · Jun 25
Wimbledon to stay free-to-air TV until at least 2033 after new deal with BBC Wimbledon has agreed a six-year extension to TV deal with the BBC that will go up to 2033, while the ITF is rebranding to World Tennis The Guardian - UK · Jun 25
The Independent UK · Jun 25 Emma Raducanu misses training as Wimbledon participation thrown into doubt The British No 1 was spotted wearing an orthopaedic boot just a few days before Wimbledon begins
The Independent UK · Jun 25 Wimbledon has served up memorable fashion moments over the years. Here's a look Even with a strict all-white rule Wimbledon has had some memorable fashion moments over the years
The Independent UK · Jun 25 BBC strikes new long-term deal to keep Wimbledon on free-to-air TV Wimbledon and the BBC have struck a broadcast deal ahead of this year’s championships, which begin next week
The Independent UK · Jun 24 Wimbledon organisers ‘disappointed’ as players plan protest over prize money dispute The players intend to restrict their media availability during this year's Championships
The Economic Times · Jun 23 It's 'Serena being Serena' as Williams makes audacious singles return at Wimbledon Tennis legend Serena Williams is making a remarkable comeback to singles at Wimbledon after a four-year hiatus. Despite her age and lack of recent singles matches, experts believe her confidence and unparalleled experience make her a formidable presence. Meanwhile, on the men's side, Jannik Sinner is the favorite, with Novak…
AAP · Jun 22 Wimbledon and IBM Introduce New AI-Powered Fan Experiences and Modernized Digital Platforms for The Championships 2026 WIMBLEDON, June 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The All England Lawn Tennis Club and IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced new and enhanced digital fan features coming to The Championships, Wimbledon in 2026. The watsonx AI-powered capabilities are available on the Wimbledon app and wimbledon.com, which have been fully modernised and redesigned…
Sports Illustrated · Jun 21 How Serena Williams Earned a Spot in Wimbledon Ladies’ Singles Draw—Wild Card Process, History Explained Serena Williams will now play singles in addition to doubles with her sister, Venus, at Wimbledon thanks to a wild-card entry.
AAP · Jun 21 'Not a drill': Serena's back in Wimbledon singles at 44 Tennis legend Serena Williams is to make an astonishing return to play as a wildcard in the Wimbledon women's singles and seek an eighth title at the age of 44.
The Economic Times · Jun 16 Serena Williams to reignite Venus partnership after receiving Wimbledon doubles wildcard Tennis icon Serena Williams is set to grace Wimbledon once again, partnering with her sister Venus after a four-year hiatus. The legendary duo received a doubles wildcard, adding significant excitement to the tournament. Serena, a seven-time Wimbledon singles champion, previously won six doubles titles with Venus at the prestigious event.…
The Guardian - UK · Jun 12 Wimbledon to escape protests after players accept 20% prize money increase Wimbledon will avoid the player protests that occurred in Paris after the game’s leading stars recognised this year’s prize money increase as ‘a signal of intent’
The Independent UK · Jun 11 Wimbledon reveals record increase in prize money in bid to prevent player revolt Wimbledon chair Debbie Jevans told disgruntled players it made ‘no sense’ to focus on the ratio of prize money to tournament revenue after announcing the biggest uplift in tournament history