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Ons Jabeur, Coco Gauff and Venus Williams are among the tennis stars telling BBC Sport why they love Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon will be playing catch-up on Wednesday after rain delays saw only eight matches completed on Tuesday.
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Watch as Argentina's Tomas Etcheverry scores "outstanding" point against Spain's Bernabe Miralles at Wimbledon.
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Watch the best shots as British number one Cameron Norrie beats Tomas Machac to reach round two of Wimbledon.
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Norrie overcomes tricky Machac to advance at Wimbledon | Evans out British No 1 Cameron Norrie got his Wimbledon campaign up and running with a four-set victory over tricky Czech youngster Tomas Machac.
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Wimbledon diary: Peniston makes most of 'premium' Centre Court spot Defeat by Andy Murray could leave Ryan Peniston low on energy while Carlos Alcaraz channels his inner LL Cool J Ryan Peniston's time under the Centre Court roof may not have lasted long, two hours and three minutes to be...
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How will Wimbledon fit the games in? | 'Organisers have a big headache' Sky Sports News' Eleanor Roper explains the big problem Wimbledon organisers have after nearly 70 extra matches will need to be played due to the bad weather.
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Andy Murray cruises into Wimbledon 2nd round Andy Murray eased past Ryan Peniston in straight sets in the first round of the men's singles at Wimbledon on Tuesday.
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Barty party of 3: Former No. 1 welcomes 1st kid Retired tennis champion Ash Barty on Tuesday announced the birth of her first child, a son named Hayden.
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Andy Murray turns back the clock with ruthless victory over Ryan Peniston Murray shows his class in 6-4, 6-0, 6-1 win on Centre Court 'I'm fit and ready for a good run' insists two-time champion As one old master watched on, another moved on. Roger Federer was back at Wimbledon in the Royal Bo...
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Watch an array of "sublime & magical" shots by Ons Jabeur as she beats Magdalena Frech to reach round two at Wimbledon.
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Defending champion Rybakina rallies to advance Defending Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina came from a set down on Centre Court to win her first-round match Tuesday.
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Andy Murray outclasses fellow Briton Ryan Peniston in a straight-set victory to reach the second round at Wimbledon.
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Rybakina overcomes early nerves to get title defence off and running Elena Rybakina overcame a slow start to the defence of her Wimbledon title as she defeated Shelby Rogers in three sets.
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Eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer talks to Sue Barker on playing on stage with Coldplay in Zurich.
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Federer gets standing O from fans, Princess Kate Roger Federer received a standing ovation of 1½ minutes from spectators including Princess Kate as he entered the Royal Box at Centre Court on Tuesday.
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Watch highlights of Men's top seed Carlos Alcaraz beating Jeremy Chardy in straight sets under the Court One roof at Wimbledon in "fine style".
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Katie Swan says she still has "lots of positives" to take despite a first-round exit from Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon defends roof policy after rain issues Wimbledon organizers defended their actions a day after Novak Djokovic sat through an 80-minute rain delay, saying that the rain was due to stop imminently, which is why the roof remained open and the grass took longer t...
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Wimbledon apologises to tennis fans caught in queue chaos Spectators left waiting up to 10 hours to enter site as championships draw largest opening day crowd since 2015 Wimbledon has apologised and taken urgent measures to address chaos in the entry queue on Monday, after fans...
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Murray 'surprised' there are not more female coaches across both tours Andy Murray has expressed his "surprise" that there are not more female coaches across the ATP and WTA Tours.
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Jamie Murray: Wimbledon always gives Andy a massive lift Jamie Murray believes playing at Wimbledon always gives his brother Andy a big lift and plays a part in the brilliant performances he has produced here.
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