The Latest Breaking News from Wimbledon

Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati survived an assassination attempt outside his home in Wimbledon, south London, in late March 2024. Eighteen months earlier, the London-based independent television channel Iran International, for which Zeraati worked, had temporarily relocated to Washington DC over threats that they believe come from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards…

Those in charge at the Championships have clearly taken the view that if it’s not broke, break it.

Tottenham chairman Alan Sugar tried his best to find out about Christian Gross, but after finding out no one in England knew about him he took the plunge and appointed him the club's new manager in 1997

Becoming a true superstar after his 2008 Wimbledon triumph against Roger Federer, the Spaniard has been the ultimate role model

While the Federer-Nadal rivalry was a clash of styles, the Spanish legend's duels with the Serbian master were nothing short of gladiatorial. Nadal leads Federer 24-16 on head-to-head and Djokovic edges Rafa 31-29.

Wimbledon has been largely unchanged since 1877. But a tweak to the Grand Slam's judging process will shake up how it's historically been run.

Wimbledon has announced the use of AI-powered technology in next year's tournament, replacing nearly 300 line judges.

Wimbledon will adopt the Hawk-Eye Live technology next year, bringing to an end the need for line judges at the Championships

Wimbledon will introduce electronic line calling starting next year, replacing traditional line judges. This change was confirmed by the All England Club on Wednesday.

The All England Club has broken with tradition in changing the start time of the singles finals

Also announced that men’s and women’s singles finals will start two hours later