Wimbledon
Swiatek's streak snapped; Rybakina's breakthrough; Osaka's and Sabalenka's returns: Examining the WTA's post-Wimbledon landscape
By Jul 20, 2022Wimbledon
Alex de Minaur gets crack at Novak Djokovic a year after hip tear prevented Wimbledon clash
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Tara Djokovic steals the show with victory dance after father's 100th Wimbledon win
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Just three projected fourth-round matchups hold up across two Wimbledon singles draws
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Emma Navarro beats Barbora Krejcikova to guarantee first-time Wimbledon women's champion
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic records historic 100th win at Wimbledon, joins Federer on two exclusive lists
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Jannik Sinner has dropped Wimbledon record-tying 17 games through first three matches
By Jul 05, 2025Wimbledon
Emma Raducanu frustrated by racquet issues in Wimbledon loss to Aryna Sabalenka
By Jul 04, 2025Wimbledon
Aryna Sabalenka makes cheers her own to meet the moment, while Amanda Anisimova finds range at right time
By Jul 04, 2025Wimbledon
Emotional Nicolas Jarry reaches Wimbledon week two after battling vestibular neuritis for over a year
By Jul 04, 2025Swiatek's streak snapped; Rybakina's breakthrough; Osaka's and Sabalenka's returns: Examining the WTA's post-Wimbledon landscape
A look at four big-picture themes ahead of the upcoming North American hard-court swing.
Published Jul 20, 2022
Advertising
Advertising

How will Swiatek fare in her return to outdoor hard courts, where she swept Doha, Indian Wells and Miami titles in succession earlier this year?
© AFP via Getty Images
Advertising
Advertising

Wimbledon runner-up Jabeur owns the most tour-level wins on the WTA since the start of 2021.
© AFP via Getty Images
Advertising

Elena Rybakina won't enjoy a Top 10 debut, for now, as a result of the tour not awarding ranking points from results posted at the AELTC.
© Getty Images