The two-time champion teamed up with celebrity nail artist Michelle Humphrey to create a gender neutral nail art range infused with the spirit of The Championships.

The former world No. 1 had been previously seen around the grounds, fueling speculation that she would make a surprise comeback.

Along with established player Cameron Norrie, the likes of Jack Draper, Ryan Peniston, Alastair Gray and Liam Broady all joined the former world No. 1 in winning their Wimbledon openers.

Big-name Brits, and their fans, will aim to make a statement in the second round of The Championships.

The straight-talking Aussie compared playing Djokovic to past experiences against the likes of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

The tournament's infamous rain delays were over as a 22-year-old Scot won a fittingly epic, and epically loud, five-setter over Stan Wawrinka.

The former No. 1 has had a successful season on grass, though he withdrew from Queen's Club before practicing at the All England Club.

It's the former No. 1's first time in the elite since returning to the tour in June 2018 after the first of his two hip surgeries.

For the first time since November 2003, none of the Big 3 are in the Top 2. Also, Casper Ruud cracks the Top 5.