by The best tennis players in the world have arrived in Wimbledon, the championship begins on Monday.
Carlos Alcaraz will subsequently offer a third male title in a row after defeating Novak Djokovic in the last two finals. In the meantime, the number one in the world Jannik Sinner will hope that she will jump back in one of the great French French Open final to lose against Alcaraz.
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The first -class Aryna Sabalenka and French Open Champion Coco Gais are the favorites for the women’s title.
The world No. 1 Sabalenka, which reached the final in five of the last six majors she has contested the final, has still reached the Wimbledon Showpiece event.
In the meantime, Jack Draper, Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter lead the hopes of Great Britain for a master’s master in the individual competition.
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When does Wimbledon begin?
The main blast of Wimbledon begins on June 30th.
When does the Wimbledon final take place?
The women’s final will take place on Saturday, July 12th, and the men’s final on the following day, July 13th.
Draw details?
The Wimbledon tuning took place on Friday.
As you can see Wimbledon on TV and streaming in Great Britain
The BBC transfers the event to BBC One, BBC Two and IPlayer. Isa Guha (in the morning) and Clare Balding (in the afternoon) will lead the team presenting. You will be accompanied by John Mcenroe, Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean King, Pat Cash, Tracy Austin, Tim Henman and Annabel Croft.
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Each match is available to stream live on the iPlayer. The popular highlights show, Today at Wimbledonwas moved to a cemetery slot to BBC2 on the first day at 11:55 p.m. For spectators who want to see the highlights show earlier, it will still be available in the IPLAYER at 8 p.m. or 9 p.m.
Nick Kyrgios will not return as a BBC expert in Wimbledon this year after being discontinued in 2024. The company caused outrage 12 months ago by hiring the “evil boy” of tennis a little more than a year after attacking an ex-girlfriend. Kyrgios said that the BBC’s decision not to involve him was “her loss more than mine”.
According to British law, Wimbledon is a television event “category B”, which means that the final of men and women, although there is always free of charge, there is no guarantee that the rest of the tournament will not be displayed on Pay TV one day.
TNT Sports have the right to show a show for men and women every day of the tournament at 10 p.m.
As you can see Wimbledon on TV in the USA
ESPN has the right to show Wimbledon over 140 hours of covering in the United States. In 2021, ESPN signed a 12-year agreement to broadcast the event. The cover begins every day at 6 a.m.
Where is Wimbledon?
As always, the tournament takes place in the All England Lawn Tennis Club on Church Road in Wimbledon. The competition has been taking place at this location since 1922 when the championships were moved by their former location in the Worle Road.
How to buy Wimbledon tickets
The public Wimbledon voting note is closed, which means that most tickets are not available for the exhibition courts. However, one of Wimbledon’s traditions is “the queue”. Every day, the fans can set themselves to one of the exhibition courts or for a terrain pass for a ticket, depending on what is currently available when they reach the front of the queue.
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Every day 500 tickets for the Center Court (without the last four days), no 1 court and no 2 dish are sold. A terrain pass entitles the fans to access all dishes apart from the exhibition courts.
Retailing tickets for Center Court, No 1 Court and No 2 Court are available every day from 3 p.m. from the Ticket -Retaufkiosk north of Court 18.
You can find more ticket information here.
What is the Wimbledon? Prize money?
In 2025, the total prize money was 53.5 million GBP, an increase of 7 percent compared to the previous year and twice as high as 10 years ago. The individual masters of men and women will each take 3 million pounds home. Losers in the first round in the singles receive £ 66,000.
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Alcaraz loves to play on grass and tries to win a third Wimbledon title in a row
Carlos Alcaraz ‘first match on a grassplace came just six years ago. He is obviously a short degree.
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When Wimbledon begins on Monday, the 22-year-old from Spain will play in the first Center Court Match of these fourteen days, an honor reserved for the master’s master of the previous year. The competition against Fabio Fognini will open Alcaraz an offer for a third championship in a row.
This was achieved by only four men in the open era that began in 1968: Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Not a bad society.
Alcaraz is already 5-0 in the Grand Slam final, including 2-0 at the French Open-Was three weeks ago by a comeback of two sets against No. 1 Jannik Sünd in the final and 1-0 at the US Open Down.
Last year the No. 2 rank in Alcaraz was the youngest man who won a large trophy on any surface: grass, sound and hard places.
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But he has a preference for the green stuff.
“The most beautiful tennis that we can see is on grass. The style that people bring to grass while playing … … the sound of the ball,” said Alcaraz, who will go into the 18-game winnings last weekend with a career best winner with 18 games in the Queen’s Club tournament. “The movement is really hard, but if you get it, it is somehow [as though] You fly. “
He loves that he can show the diversity of his game and all the skills he has the diversity in his game.
“I really want to hit slices, let shots fall, go online all the time and play aggressively,” said Alcaraz, who said he lost to the two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray during a round of the week. “I think it’s the style you have to play on grass, so I like it the most.”
New for 2025
No line judges
During a big break from the story for the championships, an automated electronic line calling (ELC) system is adopted for this year’s championships, which means that the judges belong to the past.
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The technology will take place in the areas of Match, with more than 450 cameras installed at the two venues to facilitate their operation. A contingent of the former referees will return to the championships in the new role of the match assistants.
Switch to the final weekend
The men and women’s finals will start at 4 p.m. two hours later to address more global broadcasters. The change in the traditional start from 2 p.m. means that both Showpiece events now start on the west coast of the United States at 6 a.m.
The All England Club said the decision to move the Singles final to later slots, with the doubles from 1 p.m., “believed that this leads to a better end of the championships”.
Wimbledon Court and Stadium Guide
Wimbledon has six exhibition courts: Center Court, No 1 Court, No 2 Court, No 3 Court, Court 12 and Court 18. The center is the largest dish in All England Club and shows the famous Royal Box. The court capacity in the center is 14,974, while Court No. 1 12.345 can hold.
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12 more grass places are used during the entire tournament. In Court 8, an 18-year-old John Mcenroe made his SW19 against Egypt Ismail El Shafei in 1977.
In 1995, in court 14, Tim Henman was the first player who was disqualified from Wimbledon when he played in a double game with Jeremy Bates against the American Jeff Tarango and the Sweden Henrik Holm of the United States when he struck a ball in Wger and accidentally hit the 16-year-old ball girl, Caroline Hall.
After his disqualification, Tim Henman becomes good again in 1995 with a tennis ball 14 in 1995
British players at Wimbledon
Men singles
Automatically qualified
Jack Draper
Cameron Norrie
Jacob Fearnley
Billy Harris
Wild cards
Dan Evans
Jay Clarke
Oliver Crawford
George Loffhagen
Johannus Monday
Jack Pinington Jones
Henry Searle
Arthur Fny
Qualified
Oliver Tarvet
Women singles
Automatically qualified
Emma Raducanu
Katie Boulter
Sonay kartal
Wild cards
Hannah Klugman
Mika Stojsavlevic
Mimi XU
Heather Watson
Jodie Burrage
Harriet Dart
Fran Jones
Who are the defending champions?
Last year Carlos Alcaraz successfully defended his title and defeated Novak Djokovic in straight sets with 6: 2, 6: 2, 7: 6.
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Barbora Krejcikova demanded her second Grand Slam Singles title when she defeated Jasmine Paolini 6: 2, 2: 6, 6: 4.
Last Wimbledon winner
The Wimbledon trophies
The men play for the gentlemen’s singles trophy, which is 18 inches high and has a diameter of 7.5 inches.
The women play for the Venus rose water dish, a silver salver with mythological decoration.
The champion at the end of the tournament receives a three -quarter size of its respective trophy, which bears the names of all previous winners.
The Gentlemen’s Singles Trophy and the Venus Rosewater Teller – Getty Images/Thomas Lovelock
