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Wedding parties, the Hand of God and Lineker – The Big One invades summer like nothing else

Forget the Olympic and the rest. People across the planet remember where they were for their biggest World Cup matches

The Guardian - UK

TEN:De Minaur turns on the style to power into Dutch final

Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon build-up has received a major boost after he stormed through to the Rosmalen final but there was no joy for Ana Tomljanovic

AAP

De Minaur turns on the style to power into Dutch final

Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon build-up has received a major boost after he stormed through to the Rosmalen final but there was no joy for Ana Tomljanovic

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Wimbledon record prize money increase fails to end dispute with top tennis stars

Wimbledon prize money has increased by 20 per cent for this year’s tournament

The Independent UK

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 Guardian - UK

Victoria Mboko Said 'She's Not Familiar on the Grass' Prior to Her Queen's Club Knee Injury

Victoria Mboko, Serena Williams' doubles partner, suffered a knee injury at the HSBC Championships, raising concerns about her participation in upcoming grass-court events, including Wimbledon.

International Business Times UK

Here’s why tennis stars at Wimbledon won’t be celebrating with their dogs

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British tennis player Dan Evans announces retirement after Wimbledon

Evans was part of the victorious Davis Cup team in 2015 and won two ATP Tour titles

The Independent UK

Tennis players banned from bringing their dogs to Wimbledon

Mirra Andreeva and Aryna Sabalenka have recently celebrated titles with pets

The Independent UK

How much Wimbledon winners will earn after record rise in prize money

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The Independent UK

Wimbledon announces record 20% rise in prize money

Wimbledon has unveiled a record prize money fund of over 64 million pounds for this year's tournament. This represents a significant 20% increase, the largest ever for the event. Singles champions will now receive 3.6 million pounds. This move acknowledges player demands for a larger share of Grand Slam revenue.

The Economic Times

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

The Independent UK

Wimbledon prizemoney increase post French Open protest

Amid players' calls for a bigger share of revenues, Wimbledon has announced major increases in total prizemoney and for the singles champions.

AAP

Wimbledon announces record 20% prize money increase but players’ dispute continues

Wimbledon has announced the biggest prize-money increase in the history of the Championships, but the rise may not appease the top tennis players

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TEN:Kyrgios is back, and winning, with Wimbledon the target

Nick Kyrgios has made a successful return to the court, defeating world No.36 Corentin Moutet in Stuttgart to claim his second victory since 2022.

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'Thrilled to be back': Kyrgios wins on latest return

Nick Kyrgios has made a successful return to the court, defeating world No.36 Corentin Moutet in Stuttgart to claim only his second victory since 2022.

Evening Standard

Serena Williams celebrates winning return at Queen’s as legend receives standing ovation

The seven-time Wimbledon singles champion returned to the court for the first time in nearly four years

The Independent UK

Serena returns: Williams begins her comeback in doubles at Queen's Club

Serena Williams is back on a professional tennis court

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The Independent UK

Jack Draper out of Queen’s as latest injury blow puts Wimbledon in doubt

The 24-year-old, who had recently appointed Andy Murray as his coach for the grass-court season, has completed just eight matches this year

The Times of India

When Princess Charlotte's Wimbledon appearance gave royal watchers a new favorite summer memory

Princess Charlotte's appearance at Wimbledon 2025 alongside her family captivated audiences, offering a refreshing glimpse of royal normalcy. Witnessed at the men's singles final, her presence, alongside a returning Princess Catherine, resonated beyond the sport. This seemingly ordinary family outing in the iconic Royal Box highlighted a modern approach to…

Sports Illustrated

50 Parting Thoughts From the 2026 French Open

Alexander Zverev and Mirra Andreeva left Roland Garros victorious after an unpredictable and strange French Open.

The National (Scotland)

French Open finalist ready to break grand slam duck after escaping mental ‘hole’

When Zverev opened up about his mental struggles after a first-round defeat at Wimbledon last summer, it seemed his grand slam dream may have ended.

The Economic Times

From Siberia to French Open title, Mirra Andreeva lives 'dream'

Mirra Andreeva has already come a long way from the heart of Siberia, but on Saturday she fulfilled her "dream", aged just 19, when she beat Maja Chwalinska in the French Open women's final. Andreeva lived up to the hype, reaching the French Open third round and then the Wimbledon…

The Times of India

Two men convicted of stabbing Iranian TV presenter in London ‘on order of Tehran’

Two Romanian nationals have been convicted by a UK court for the stabbing of Iranian TV presenter Pouria Zeraati outside his home in Wimbledon, south London, in an attack prosecutors described as a “deliberate, targeted act of violence” involving months of planning and surveillance.

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‘As soon as he hits it, you think, ‘That's going to be close’’ Neil Sullivan recalls being lobbed from the halfway line by a young David Beckham, 30 years on

Sullivan was the unfortunate gloveman on the receiving end of one of the Premier League’s most iconic goals, 30 years ago this summer

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