Tennis
Jannik Sinner Is Not Yet 25, but He Is Already Tennis’s Fourth-Highest Career Prize Money Earner
A generational talent unlike almost anyone the sport has seen, Sinner's career prize money reflects his dominance on court.
By winning his second Wimbledon title in a row and beating Zverev, Jannik Sinner has achieved one of the greatest feats in Italian sporting history
The world No. 1 was not at his best and faced a formidable opponent, yet he managed to put all doubts behind him and claim a remarkable victory.
Jannik Sinner returns to his ruthless best at the right moment, overcoming Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-final
The world No. 1 has rediscovered his relentless tennis and handled the few truly delicate moments with composure.
Arthur Fery’s run from wild card to Wimbledon semi-finalist is the summer’s most improbable sports story
The British player (despite being born in France) grew up right beside Centre Court, but until now had remained on the margins of elite tennis.
China is embracing Wimbledon, and that is great news for the world’s most glamorous tennis tournament
Wu Yibing faced Djokovic on Centre Court, but the moment has also attracted significant attention on social media for its aesthetic and lifestyle dimension.
Sinner Reaches the Wimbledon Semi Finals Despite Not Yet Being at His Best, as His Serve Becomes Increasingly Lethal
His win over Struff, like those in the previous rounds, may not have been spectacular. But the world number one is serving with remarkable power, precision and consistency.
Alexandra Eala’s rise reflects tennis’s changing order, from Manila to Hong Kong
The Filipino player made a remarkable run at Wimbledon and is now one of the most influential figures in global tennis: her rise is part of a wider shift reshaping the sport across Southeast Asia.
Wimbledon’s Royal Box is among the most exclusive areas in world sport, with strict invitation rules
Strict dress codes and punctuality are non-negotiable, part of the ritual of Centre Court’s best seats.
Wimbledon Won’t Show a Single World Cup Match—Not Even to Its Players
The oldest Grand Slam once again shows how uncompromising it can be when it comes to its traditions and its devotion to tennis.
Serena Williams returns after four years, exits in Wimbledon’s first round
A disappointing return, even with 40 million dollars earned last year.
Wimbledon has always stood apart from every other tournament—and still does
Wimbledon has always carried an aura of history, tradition and glory, one that extends far beyond its sporting dimension.
At Wimbledon, players echo their Roland Garros media protest, limiting press duties to 15 minutes
Wimbledon is up 20% on last year in prize money, but players still want more.