Tennis News

Andy Murray has described the cancellation of Wimbledon as a "shame", and suggested that as an ageing player his days of competing in Grand Slams are diminishing.

A total of 620 players, singles and doubles, male and female, will benefit from Wimbledon's £10m fund thanks in large to their pandemic insurance policy.

The WTA confirmed the addition of events in Prague and Lexington to its provisional calendar which now features 21 tournaments.

Tim Henman takes a trip down memory lane on his all-time favourite moments of The Championships as we mark the year of no grass-court action, and look forward to a return to the courts of Wimbledon next year.

A statue of Black tennis legend and civil rights activist Arthur Ashe will not be taken down in Richmond after his family contacted the mayor last month to remove it until civil unrest calmed down.

The All England Lawn and Tennis Club, which hosts Wimbledon, announced Friday that it will pay prize money to all players who would have qualified for the canceled tournament.

Wimbledon will distribute £10m of prize money to the 620 players who would have taken part in the 2020 Championships.

The pro-tennis player posted now-deleted photos of herself with half her body painted black.

David Goffin has revealed he is unsure if he will travel to New York next month to take part in the US Open due to the rise in coronavirus cases in the city.

BBC Sport looks back at action involving the most successful Wimbledon winners and asks you to decide - which of these legends is the greatest champion?