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Novak Djokovic has described his first round win on the opening day of Wimbledon 2022 as ‘difficult’ and admitted he wasn’t as fully prepared as usual.
There are set to be a host of young players at this year. Many of the rising stars are set to take on some of the biggest names in the sport at the championship this week.
Novak Djokovic begins his bid to match Pete Sampras as a seven-time Wimbledon champion on Monday, with British Grand Slam title winners Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu also on Centre Court's opening day agenda. In the absence of the banned Daniil Medvedev and injured Alexander Zverev, 20-time major winner Djokovic takes top seeding. The 35-year-old defending champion starts his title bid against South Korea's Kwon Soon-woo, the world number 81. Djokovic has extra motivation this year as Wimbledon will be his last Slam of 2022.
Nineteen-year-old Emma Raducanu won a Grand Slam at the US Open in September 2021. The then, 18-year-old became the first British woman to win a Grand Slam since Virginia Wade at in 1977.
Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek have been named as the bookies favourites for this year's Wimbledon tournament in the singles format. Djokovic, will be seeking his seventh title and his fourth successive victory at SW19 with bookies Betway tipping him as 4/5 favourite.
During a press conference on Saturday (25 June) Emma Raducanu said ahead of her first game at Wimbledon: “Everyone knows me now, everyone wants to beat me and I sort of take that as a compliment.”
Thousands of tennis fans have begun pouring through the gates at Wimbledon as it returns at full capacity for the first time in three years.