Muchova ‘enjoying the moment’ as first Wimbledon semi-final nears
Karolina Muchova said she was enjoying the moment before her first Wimbledon Championships semifinal. She was preparing for a landmark appearance in the final four.
Latest story published: 2026-07-08 11:46 UTC
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Karolina Muchova said she was enjoying the moment before her first Wimbledon Championships semifinal. She was preparing for a landmark appearance in the final four.
Wimbledon looks ahead to its Day 10 schedule. No players or individual matches are identified.
Five key storylines are highlighted ahead of Day 10 at the Wimbledon Championships. The preview looks toward the day’s scheduled action.
Serena Williams plans to continue her singles comeback rather than end it after her latest appearance. She hopes to compete in another singles tournament before the US Open.
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Wimbledon previews the schedule for Day 9. No players or individual matches are identified.
Wimbledon's Day 9 order of play features doubles, mixed doubles and legends invitational action. Genie Bouchard is among the players listed for the legends invitational.
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Five key storylines are highlighted ahead of Day 9 at the Wimbledon Championships. The preview sets up the day’s scheduled matches.
Day 8 of the Wimbledon Championships is previewed ahead of the scheduled matches. The coverage looks forward to the next stage of the tournament.
Alex Eala and Jasmine Paolini are set for a match that could bring ranking jumps for both players. The preview also focuses on what the two have said about each other, adding context to a match with standings implications.
Alex Eala’s upset of defending Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek has put her run under the spotlight. The match has opened the door for the young player to keep advancing in the tournament. For Swiatek, the loss ends her title defense early and changes the women’s draw.
Wimbledon’s Day 8 order of play puts doubles and mixed doubles into focus, with Leylah Fernandez featured in the scheduling picture. The day’s lineup is built around the later rounds of those events rather than singles. That matters because Fernandez’s Wimbledon route continues through the doubles and mixed-doubles slate after her singles and women’s doubles exits.
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Wimbledon previews the seventh day of play at The Championships. The coverage looks ahead to the day's scheduled action.
Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff and Madison Keys are still alive in the Wimbledon women’s draw as Week 2 begins, and Taylor Fritz is the lone American man remaining. The women’s showing is a record number of Americans still in the event, giving the U.S. A major presence on both sides of the tournament. For Fritz, the open path matters because he is carrying the American men’s hopes deeper into the second week.
Sixteen players remain in the Wimbledon Championships women’s singles draw. The complete round-of-16 matchup lineup is set.
Wimbledon identifies five storylines to follow on the seventh day of The Championships. The feature previews the upcoming action across the tournament.
Day 6 of the Wimbledon Championships is previewed ahead of play. The coverage looks toward the scheduled action at the mixed-tour Grand Slam event.
Five key items provide the outlook for Day 6 of the Wimbledon Championships. They highlight the principal developments to follow during the day's play.
Wimbledon previews the tournament action scheduled for Day 5. The guide looks ahead to the upcoming day of play at the Championships.
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Wimbledon’s Day 5 preview highlights the main matches and talking points on the schedule for Thursday. It is a round-by-round guide to what matters next across the men’s and women’s draws. Fans get a quick read on the matches that could shape the rest of the fortnight.
The Day 5 order of play is set for the Wimbledon ladies' singles competition. The schedule reflects a field already altered by earlier departures.
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Naomi Broady assesses the prospects of the final four British singles players at Wimbledon. Their progress could improve the mood surrounding the home contingent.
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