The Latest Breaking News from Tim Henman

The brash Australian is a divisive but definitely modern figure, and the embodiment of sport in the social media age

Van Rijthoven’s rapid rise this summer continued, as he beat Nikoloz Basilashvili to the sound of ‘come on Tim’ at Wimbledon.

Wimbledon would certainly never claim to be a place that encouraged public outbursts of anger and frustration, let alone spitting, but yet in its rich and illustrious history things certainly have got out of hand once or twice

Andy Murray became the first British man to win the tournament in 77 years in 2013 - and also tops the list of favourite men's singles winners

BBC Wimbledon commentator John McEnroe was left questioning presenter Sue Barker over her 'disturbing' news

Sue Barker, the 66-year-old broadcaster and former grand slam winner will hang up her microphone after Wimbledon 2022 and is being tipped to be replaced by a number of famous faces

Standing for hours at the mercy of the elements, complaining about toilet facilities – it’s a fine British tradition

The 19-year-old sparked more fears around her fitness by pulling out of a practice session on Friday

Former British number one Tim Henman believes the prospect of a calendar Grand Slam will motivate newly crowned French Open champion Rafa Nadal to play at Wimbledon, an event the Spaniard said he would play only if his body allowed it. Nadal, who has been battling a chronic foot injury,…

Rafael Nadal is half the way there to completing the calendar Grand Slam, having won the Australian Open and then French Open this Sunday, but there are fears over his immediate future

Nadal claimed a 14th French Open title when he beat Casper Ruud 6-3, 6-3, 6-0 at Roland Garros on Sunday