Latest story published: 2026-07-07 17:08 UTC
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Empty seats can appear on Centre Court and Court One at the Wimbledon Championships despite strong ticket sales and sold-out attendance. Spectator access restrictions are identified as one reason seats remain temporarily unoccupied.
Karolina Muchova defeated Naomi Osaka 7-6 (4), 6-4 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The No. 10 seed reached her first Wimbledon semifinal.
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.
Serena Williams intends to play at the US Open if she is healthy, according to coach Rennae Stubbs. The update came at the Wimbledon Championships, one week after Williams lost her first singles match since 2022.
Upsets have blown open one side of the Wimbledon women's draw, leaving four surprise players in position to reach the final. That creates an unexpected route to the title and guarantees an unseeded or lesser-fancied semifinalist from that section. The draw shape now gives those players a real chance to turn a chaotic fortnight into a breakthrough run.
Coco Gauff recovered from a set down to defeat Jessica Pegula 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 at the Wimbledon Championships. The seventh seed overcame a difficult opening set to reach the tournament’s semi-finals for the first time.
Jasmine Paolini is being described as resurgent during her Wimbledon run after her earlier win over Elena Rybakina at Roland Garros. The piece connects that momentum to her current progress at Wimbledon and frames her as a player carrying strong form into the tournament. Her run matters because it signals that she is again a serious threat in a major draw.
The slice is under pressure from slower conditions, new string technology, and heavier tennis balls, but it remains a major tactical weapon. The piece argues that the shot still matters on both the ATP and WTA tours because it can change pace and disrupt rhythm.
Coco Gauff recovered to defeat Jessica Pegula at Wimbledon. The comeback victory carried Gauff into the semifinals.
Benedict Cumberbatch appeared in the Royal Box on Day 9 at Wimbledon. It was a light off-court moment tied to the tournament's celebrity presence at the All England Club.
Wimbledon is marking 50 years of wheelchair tennis with a celebration of the sport’s history. The feature highlights how the discipline has grown over five decades and the impact it has had. It underlines wheelchair tennis as a long-standing part of the event’s identity.
Wimbledon’s heat rules determine when conditions are safe for play, when matches may continue and when protective measures are required.
Coco Gauff is being portrayed as carrying a major disadvantage at Wimbledon compared with her rivals. The gap is framed as a factor that could hurt her title chances at the grass-court major. That makes the issue directly relevant to her bid for the Wimbledon trophy.
Coco Gauff battled past Jessica Pegula in the Wimbledon Championships quarter-finals. Jannik Sinner was in control against Jan-Lennard Struff during the men's quarter-final action.
Martina Navratilova is pushing for a radical rule change that would make tennis more difficult. The proposal is presented as an alteration to how the game is played, with no specific tournament tied to it. The practical consequence would be a tougher version of tennis if the change were adopted.
Wimbledon previews the schedule for Day 9. No players or individual matches are identified.
Jasmine Paolini, Flavio Cobolli, Marta Kostyuk, Elise Mertens, Taylor Fritz, Linda Noskova and Arthur Fery recorded wins on the eighth day of the Wimbledon Championships. Roger Federer attended as Fery’s run through the tournament continued.
Brad Parks conceived a new sport during a family picnic 50 years ago. His unusual tennis history also includes playing with Willy Wonka.
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.
Alexandra Eala exited Wimbledon before reaching the quarterfinals. Her run nevertheless made a significant impact in the Philippines.
Linda Noskova is hitting her stride on grass at Wimbledon and has reached the quarter-finals as the youngest player left in the draw. Her run at the Championships is adding to an already strong résumé and showing she can handle the surface at a high level. The practical effect is that she has become one of the tournament's most notable breakthrough names.
Taylor Fritz eliminated Alexander Bublik with one of his cleanest performances of Wimbledon on day eight, while Alex de Minaur’s title hopes also ended. Alexandra Eala, Flavio Cobolli and Britain’s Joe Salisbury featured among the day’s best-shot highlights.
Jessica Pegula is being assessed as a player still chasing the Grand Slam title missing from her resume. The feature is tied to the US Open, where Pegula has long been one of the leading American contenders. It keeps attention on whether Flushing Meadows can finally deliver the major she has not yet won.
Kaitlin Quevedo beat Tiana Tian Deng 6-2, 6-3 to reach the Nordea Open last 16. She now moves into a second-round matchup against the winner of Dalma Galfi and Kajsa Rinaldo Persson. The result gives Quevedo a clean path into the next stage of the WTA event.
Leolia Jeanjean beat compatriot Amandine Monnot 6-4, 6-3 to move into the Grand Est Open 88 last 16. The win gives Jeanjean a place in the next round and sets up a meeting with either Francesca Jones or Alice Rame. Francesca Curmi also advanced at the same event by beating Oceane Dodin.
The women’s quarterfinal lineup has been finalized at the Wimbledon Championships. The upcoming matchups will determine the four semifinalists.
Martina Navratilova urged Alex Eala to improve one specific part of her game after Eala's Wimbledon defeat to Jasmine Paolini. The advice follows Eala's close fourth-round exit and comes as her ranking points and prize money from the run were being assessed.
Five key storylines are highlighted ahead of Day 9 at the Wimbledon Championships. The preview sets up the day’s scheduled matches.
Yulia Putintseva beat Martha Matoula 7-6(3), 6-1 to reach the Nordea Open last 16. The WTA win sends her into the next round, where she will play either Mona Barthel or Lola Radivojevic. It gives Putintseva a place in the tournament’s third round and keeps her run alive.
Wild card Amandine Hesse moved into the Grand Est Open 88 last 16 with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Barbora Palicova. The straight-sets victory shows Hesse taking control early and finishing the job cleanly. It puts the French player into the next round as the event continues.