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Wimbledon Women’s Day 7
- By Bill Scott
- . July 3, 2022
Ons Jabeur kept a perfect record this week at Wimbledon as the third seed advanced to the quarter-finals 7-6(9), 6-4 over Elise Mertens on Sunday.
Federer hopes to be back at Wimbledon
- By Bill Scott
- . July 3, 2022
Roger Federer drew a standing ovation on Sunday as the eight-time champion appeared on Centre Court with other Wimbledon winners to celebrate the 100th anniversary of
Jailed Boris “commentating” Wimbledon for inmates
- By Bill Scott
- . July 3, 2022
Boris Becker has reportedly been offering Wimbledon “commentary” for fellow inmates during the tennis fortnight from inside his low-security Oxfordshire prison. London’s Daily Star said the
Djoko has a go at strict Wimbledon tradition
- By Bill Scott
- . July 3, 2022
Novak Djokovic says he could do without the all-white clothing rule at Wimbledon and grumbled that others got to step onto the pristine grass of Centre
Showman or bully?
- By Peter Rowe
- . July 3, 2022
NICK Kyrgios clearly thinks he is bigger than tennis. He has admitted this week to throwing matches because his favourite basketball team, the Boston Celtics,
Wimbledon Women’s Day 6
- By Bill Scott
- . July 2, 2022
Alize Cornet drank in the applause after stunning top seed Iga Swiatek 6-4, 6-2 on Saturday in the Wimbledon third round to end the Pole’s
Report: Staff sacked as Wimbledon feels financial pinch
- By Bill Scott
- . July 2, 2022
Slumping attendance at Wimbledon is resulting in on-the-spot sackings of temporary staff as the most prestigious of the four Grand Slams enters a troubled second week.
Federer factor may be cause of fan apathy
- By Bill Scott
- . July 2, 2022
The injury absence of Roger Federer and the first-round exit of Serena Williams could be partly to blame for the reduced crowd number at the
Tan tumbles Brit Boulter
- By Bill Scott
- . July 2, 2022
Harmony Tan trounced Katie Boulter 6-1, 6-1 on Saturday to deny the Brit a place in the Wimbledon fourth round. Boulter, ranked 118, had been
Staff cuts as fans desert Wimbledon
- By Peter Rowe
- . July 2, 2022
Contractors have been looking at laying off staff as Wimbledon attendances took a dive on week one – down 11 per cent this year competed
