Wimbledon’s $141 million insurance windfall
Wimbledon’s decision to take out a pandemic insurance policy in 2003 after the SARS outbreak looks to have paid dividends, with the All England Lawn
Barty holds on to WTA top spot
Australian world no.1 Ash Barty has held on to top spot after the WTA updated its rankings post-Wimbledon this week. Barty, who achieved her best-ever
Our tips for Wimbledon 2019
WOMEN ASHLEIGH BARTY Age: 23 Ranking: 1 Plays: right-handed (two-handed backhand) Career prize money: $10,322,723 Career titles: 6 Grand slam titles: 1 (French Open 2019)
New seeds, new faces, but still Wimbledon
It’s finally here … Wimbledon. To so many the holy grail of tennis. The original, just don’t tell the French, or the Australians, or maybe
Aussies full of praise for hot Ash
Australian tennis greats Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley have praised new World No.1 Ash Barty but said it will be tougher for her to
Wimbledon to reign in the rain
Uninterrupted tennis in London this year. A new retractable roof has been unveiled over Wimbledon’s No. 1 court ahead of this year’s competition. The new
Murray on the comeback trail
Andy Murray returned to a tennis court on Monday – two months after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery. Murray, who has not played competitively since his
Pimm’s Pasta and Strawberries
Wimbledon facts and figures 2018 So how was Wimbledon for you? For the All England Lawn Tennis Club it proved to be another year of
The best of Wimbledon 2018
The Publisher’s reflections on The Championships [quote]”I have covered Wimbledon as a sports photographer for over 50 years and it never ceases to amaze me.
Djokovic’s Wimbledon ‘Open Letter’
2018 Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic has posted an ‘open’ letter on his official website detailing some of the issues he has had to overcome to
