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Wimbledon turning into indoor event for late starters: Djokovic
Novak Djokovic said the start times for the evening sessions at the All England Club were effectively turning Wimbledon into an indoor tournament for players scheduled to play late matches on the main showcourts. The reigning champion beat wildcard Tim van Rijthoven in four sets under the Centre Court lights on Sunday, setting up a quarter-final against young gun Jannik Sinner in a match that finished at about 10.40 pm local time (0940 GMT). "I don't see a reason why there wouldn't be an earlier start," Djokovic told reporters.
Wimbledon: Remembering Eugenie Bouchard’s remarkable journey to 2014 final
Eugenie Bouchard is not at Wimbledon this year, but her historic run to the final in 2014 will live long in the memory.
Wimbledon appealing fine from WTA over Russia ban
LONDON — The All England Club is appealing a fine levied by the WTA women's professional tennis tour for banning Russian and Belarusian players from tournaments in Britain because of the war in Ukraine.
Nick Kyrgios vs Brandon Nakashima LIVE: Tennis bad boy bids for spot in Wimbledon quarters
Nick Kyrgios can book a place in the Wimbledon quarter-final today if he can defeat America's Brandon Nakashima. The Australian star has been the talk of the town over the last week, having grabbed the headlines with his flamboyant style of tennis and intense on-court meltdowns.
Wimbledon sticking with later Centre Court start times despite player concern
Wimbledon is planning to stick with its controversial Centre Court scheduling that has guaranteed blockbuster evening television entertainment but drawn criticism from some players.
'He has brought tennis to the lowest level' - Pat Cash slams Nick Kyrgios antics at Wimbledon
Australian tennis legend Pat Cash has slammed his compatriot Nick Kyrgios for his behaviour at Wimbledon this year. Kyrgios beat the tournament’s fourth seed, Stefanos Tsitsipas, in a fiery encounter, 6-7 6-4 6-3 7-6(7), to advance to the fourth round, with both players fined for their conduct during the clash. Ad/> Asked about their behaviour, Kyrgios said people should “stop” comparing given that Tsitsipas could easily have been defaulted for twice hitting the ball into the stands in frustration.