7:33 PM ET LONDON — They call it Manic Monday here at Wimbledon. Every player in the singles draws, men and women, plays their last-16 ties on the same day. But can one person get to all 16 matches? We were about to find out. Missed any of the 16 matches across men’s and women’s
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3:26 PM ET WIMBLEDON — When asked if he was worried about Sunday’s World Cup final in Russia clashing with the Wimbledon men’s singles final, Roger Federer couldn’t help but laugh. “I’m more concerned the World Cup final will have issues because the Wimbledon final is going on,” Federer joked during press Monday after he
1:20 PM ET Peter BodoTennis Close Peter Bodo has been covering tennis for over 35 years, mostly recently for ESPN. He is a former WTA Writer of the Year and the author of numerous books, including the classic “The Courts of Babylon” and the New York Times bestseller (with Pete Sampras), “A Champion’s Mind.” WIMBLEDON
4:59 PM ET WIMBLEDON — This Round 3 matchup between Britain’s Kyle Edmund and three-time Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic was a tale of two poignant hand signals. They came from Djokovic, back on Centre Court, emotion running over on occasion with an attitude like the world was against him, but always on that baseline, in
4:28 PM ET WIMBLEDON — Alex de Minaur walked out onto Centre Court for the first time Saturday unsure of what to expect. He left knowing it is exactly where he wants to be: playing the big players on big courts. The Australian teenager produced a performance beyond his 19 years but ultimately fell short
6:03 PM ET Associated Press LONDON — Novak Djokovic shrugged off a bad call by the chair umpire that cost him a break in his Wimbledon win over home favorite Kyle Edmund on Saturday. Rafael Nadal continued his streak of not dropping a set at Wimbledon this year, beating Alex de Minaur to reach the
6:00 PM ET D’Arcy MaineESPN WIMBLEDON — The first week at the All England Club is officially in the books, and what a week it was. Saturday was no exception — offering up more upsets, more heat and more hilarious moments. Miss any of the action or need a refresher? We’ve got you covered before
2:17 PM ET Peter BodoTennis Close Peter Bodo has been covering tennis for over 35 years, mostly recently for ESPN. He is a former WTA Writer of the Year and the author of numerous books, including the classic “The Courts of Babylon” and the New York Times bestseller (with Pete Sampras), “A Champion’s Mind.” WIMBLEDON
3:00 PM ET D’Arcy MaineESPN WIMBLEDON — Day 5 at Wimbledon was full of more upsets, more epic matches and more controversy. In other words, just another day at the All England Club. And if you missed any of Friday’s action, fear not. Here’s the best of what you missed: While more top seeds and
8:53 PM ET Associated Press LONDON — After being knocked out in the first round of the men’s doubles Friday, Cameron Norrie and Jay Clarke had contrasting emotions over how close they had come to a Wimbledon record. The British duo came up short in a three-day, 87-game, 5-hour, 2-minute first-round marathon against Hans Podlipnik-Castillo