Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal’s Grand Slam run is over—but the first half of 2022 was one of the most uniquely memorable stretches of his career
By Jul 07, 2022Wimbledon
Swiatek's streak snapped; Rybakina's breakthrough; Osaka's and Sabalenka's returns: Examining the WTA's post-Wimbledon landscape
By Jul 20, 2022Wimbledon
The War Within Nick Kyrgios: After the Aussie's breakthrough Wimbledon run, what's next?
By Jul 11, 2022Wimbledon
Looking back: how a switch to 100 percent ryegrass brought Wimbledon in line with contemporary tennis
By Jul 11, 2022Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic, "so composed," turns a tumultuous season around at Wimbledon
By Jul 11, 2022Wimbledon
"How am I here?": Nick Kyrgios was two sets away from winning Wimbledon—and is OK with it
By Jul 10, 2022Wimbledon
Elena Rybakina: From nervous wreck to Wimbledon champion in under two hours
By Jul 09, 2022Wimbledon
Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina wins women's Wimbledon title, first Slam
By Jul 09, 2022Wimbledon
Elise Mertens announces split with coach Simon Goffin
By Jul 09, 2022Wimbledon
Nick Kyrgios using Australian Open doubles experience on his way to Wimbledon final
By Jul 09, 2022Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal’s Grand Slam run is over—but the first half of 2022 was one of the most uniquely memorable stretches of his career
An abdominal tear forced the 22-time major title holder to pull out ahead of his Wimbledon semifinal with Nick Kyrgios.
Published Jul 07, 2022
Advertising
Advertising

Nadal fought through the abdominal issue to topple Fritz in a winner-take-all tiebreaker Wednesday.
© AFP via Getty Images