ATP prepares to lighten up on players
The ATP will ease up slightly on onerous COVID restrictions that have been drawing fire for months from pent-up players locked into bio-bubbles between hotel
Konta not a fan of hotel bubble
British No. 1 Johanna Konta is hopeful hotel restrictions will be relaxed at Wimbledon, despite confirmation there could be strict health and safety measures in
Federer empties his closet for charity
Roger Federer’s spring house cleaning will mean money for a good cause as the 20-time Grand Slam champion offers up some of his more iconic outfits
Wimbledon to become 14 day Slam in 2022
Ian Hewitt Chairman of the All England Lawn Tennis Club today announced that Wimbledon will abandon its traditional rest day on the middle Sunday of
Hardline Wimbledon: massive COVID fines set
Wimbledon will crack down hard on any violations of its no-nonsense COVID lockdown policy this summer, with fines of USD 20,000 waiting for any disobedient
I’d love to play Wimbledon in front of fans: Murray
Former world No. 1 Andy Murray says he is is looking forward to playing in front of a crowd at Wimbledon this year, but knows
Murray prepared for a Wimbledon like no other
Andy Murray will make his return to Wimbledon after last competing in 2017 by happily submitting to a quarantine regime which will force him into
Kyrgios sets sights on grass court return
Aussie firebrand Nick Kyrgios has set his sights on a return to the ATP tour when the grass court season begins in June. Kyrgios last
Kvitova not bothered by schedule squeeze on grass
Two-time Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova on Sunday expressed no alarm with the shrinking of the grass-court buildup from three weeks to a theoretical two this
Henman’s solidarity with Wimbledon linespeople
Tim Henman has called for the retention of WImbledon linespeople at all costs as the All England Club ponders the best way to hold a