Got 5 minutes? Catch up on all the great Week 1 storylines from #Wimbledon before heading in to Week 2. WATCH NOW!
GOT 5 MINUTES? If so, tune in each day throughout the fortnight to get your Daily Serve for what you missed and need to know.WATCH The Daily Serve: 070807 Daily Serve Day 6 Day 7 Highlights:Bethanie Mattek-Sands, who was left screamin
Joel Drucker on "Coaching is Not Biography." #Wimbledon
Why is it when a player’s coach has won a Grand Slam tournament that the biographical impulse kicks in? Surely, thinking goes, Pat Cash will be helping Coco Vandeweghe volley more. Or: Ivan Ljubicic, he of the sculpted one-handed backhand, has aided Roge
Richard Evans examines pressure and what it takes to be in a cockpit of competition like Wimbledon's Centre Court. #Wimbledon
“Pressure is a privilege” Billie Jean King has said. It is. But it’s the way you handle it that counts.As a result of the various ways in which pressure can affect all athletes, and especially tennis players because of the individual nature of the sport, t
TOUGH CALL RESULTS ARE IN! Who'd the public choose???Roger Federer /??Rafa Nadal?Or the rest of the men at Wimbledon ?Watch & find out! #Wimbledon
Paul Annacone and Brett Haber with some parting words for ??Bethanie Mattek-Sands following her Facebook Live broadcast. #TeamBucie4Life ?❤️???(Part 3 of 3) #Wimbledon
??Bethanie Mattek-Sands went on Facebook Live to discuss her knee injury with fans and her upcoming surgery. The Wimbledon Primetime crew reacts.(Part 1 of 3) #Wimbledon
Reactions to ??Bethanie Mattek-Sands' injury and Facebook Live broadcast from Lindsay Davenport + Jon Wertheim, both hoping for a speedy recovery. ??(Part 2 of 3) #Wimbledon
Some ? for International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO Todd Martin at Wimbledon on his birthday plus more ITHOF talk about the legacy of the sport. ?#Wimbledon (Part 3 of 3)
More with International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO Todd Martin at Wimbledon discussing new inductees Kim Clijsters, Andy Roddick, Steve Flink, & Monique Kalkman. #Wimbledon (Part 2 of 3)
Two-time Wimbledon semifinalist Todd Martin sat down to chat with Brett Haber & Jon Wertheim about his goals as International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO.#Wimbldon (Part 1 of 3)
As we head into the second week of Wimbledon 2017 the big four and eight out of the top 10 seeds are still left standing. There is also only three unseeded players left in the draw including Paire, Anderson, and Mannarino.
So things are shaping up nicely but Murray and Djokovic have by far the easier draws left of the big four. Djokovic, in particular, is having it quite good with his first round opponent retiring and not having faced a seed four the first four rounds. Even the 15th seed Monfils lost to Mannarino. It just goes to show you that draws don’t necessarily mean anything.
That said, Djokovic has been playing well and it probably wouldn’t have made much of a difference who he faced. Today he defeated one of the surprises of the Championships Gulbis 6-4, 6-1, 7-6(2). It was a slow start but once Djokovic found Gulbis’ forehand it was one unforced error after the other and Gulbis never recovered.
That Djokovic shot of the day I mentioned earlier (courtesy of @doublefault28) pic.twitter.com/uiLOokfJnf
Brett Haber is back with a Day 6 Wimbledon Preview:??Garbiñe Muguruza, ??Roger Federer, ??Novak Djokovic, & more.Coverage presented by AT&T.?
Video editors: LET'S GET EPIC! ??Wimbledon 2017 - Day 6 - Cold Open??Grigor Dimitrov, ??Shelby Rogers, ??Novak Djokovic, more!#Wimbledon
Sam Groth with a middle weekend update from Wimbledon after knocking out third seeds Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares with doubles partner Robert Lindstedt. #MyTennisLife #Wimbledon
Grass is such a unique and complicated surface. Who's ready for Wimbledon 2017 Day 6!! Tune in to Tennis Channel to watch Wimbledon Primetime ?
After his second-round win on Saturday, world No.2 doubles player John Peers sat down with tennis.com.au to discuss Wimbledon, Australian Open success and fatherhood.
London, UK, 9 July 2017 | Matt Trollope
No.1 seeds John Peers and Henri Kontinen are through to the third round of the men’s doubles event at Wimbledon after a 6-3 6-4 6-4 win over British wildcards Scott Clayton and Jonny O’Mara.
Peers, the world No.2 doubles player who with Kontinen is the reigning Australian Open champion, sat down with tennis.com.au to chat about Wimbledon so far, his exploits at home and how life has changed since becoming a father.
After a tough opening round, how do you feel you’re settling into the tournament after today’s straight-sets win?
UPDATE on Bethanie Mattek-Sands: "I'll be out for a while," she said while tearing up during an emotional 10-minute conversation on Facebook Live today.
The American dislocated her right patella and ruptured her patella tendon.
Two-time Grand Slam finalist Mark Philippoussis sees brighter days ahead for Australia's men, including new protégé Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Mark Philippoussis can see through the gloom and predict sunny days ahead for Australian tennis after enjoying an insightful Wimbledon coaching cameo with Thanasi Kokkinakis.
While a hip injury has stalled Nick Kyrgios’ progression and Bernard Tomic endures a motivational crisis, Philippoussis is tipping Kokkinakis to emerge from the wilderness and crack a place among the game’s elite.
Once bracketed alongside Kyrgios as a potential future world No.1 by tennis legends Mats Wilander and John Newcombe, Kokkinakis is languishing at 486th in the rankings after almost two years battling crippling injuries.
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