Tennis-Djokovic eyes redemption at Wimbledon amid tempestuous season
By Karolos Grohmann
Pete Sampras Sport News
Djokovic eyes redemption at Wimbledon amid tempestuous season
The season has not panned out as Novak Djokovic would have envisaged back in January but the former world number one will hope to find redemption at Wimbledon as he looks to defend his crown and close in on Rafael Nadal's 22 Grand Slam titles.
Nadal, and his foot, under scrutiny as he chases third Wimbledon title
LONDON : When Wimbledon rolls out the lush green carpet to welcome Rafael Nadal at the championships for the first time in three years next week, it will be the Spaniard's foot, rather than his formidable forehand, that will be scrutinised to the nth degree.
Djokovic, Nadal lead title chase at all-change Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal headline the title chase at Wimbledon where eight-time champion Roger Federer, the world's top two players and cherished ranking points will all be missing.
How James Bond inspired Marion Bartoli to glory in the final at Wimbledon - Legends' Voice
For me, Wimbledon had been a dream since I was a kid. I used to watch Wimbledon on TV. I saw Pete Sampras win the tournament almost every year.
Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal lead title chase at all-change Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal headline the title chase at Wimbledon where eight-time champion Roger Federer, the world's top two players and cherished ranking points will all be missing. Djokovic is bidding for a seventh title at the All England Club to move level with US great Pete Sampras. Nadal, fresh from a 14th French Open victory and a record-extending 22nd major, is halfway to the first men's calendar Grand Slam in more than half a century.
Where does Serena Williams rank among the greatest ever Wimbledon champions?
The Wimbledon women's singles draw will see the return of genuine greatness this year, with Serena Williams having been granted a wild card.
Britain's Peniston enjoys dream Queen's Club debut I Evans knocked out
Britain's Ryan Peniston enjoyed a dream Queen's Club debut by knocking out the top seed and world No 5 Casper Ruud, while Dan Evans was knocked out by defending champion Matteo Berrettini.