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    Carlos Alcaraz smiles after receiving his trophy from the Princess of Wales.

    Alcaraz destroys Djokovic’s dream in Wimbledon final

    Carlos Alcaraz has cancelled Novak Djokovic’s goal of a record-breaking 25th grand slam tennis triumph, outclassing the seven-time champion to defend his crown.

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    • Ian Chadband
    Barbora Krejcikova of Czechia lifts the trophy following victory against Jasmine Paolini of Italy.

    Barbora Krejcikova wins women’s final

    More than 25 years since her late mentor famously triumphed after previous heartbreaks, Barbora Krejcikova has become Wimbledon singles champion.

    • Ian Chadband
    Alex de Minaur during his match against Arthur Fils.

    ‘Devastated’: De Minaur forced to quit Wimbledon with injury

    Alex de Minaur was set for a blockbuster showdown with Novak Djokovic. Instead, he had to pull out just hours before the match.

    • Ian Chadband
    Alex de Minaur celebrates after beating Arthur Fils of France in the fourth round.

    De Minaur slays his Wimbledon demon to reach quarter-finals

    The Australian Alex De Minaur could meet Novak Djokovic in his first-ever Wimbledon quarter-finals.

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    • Glenn Moore
    Marketa Vondrousova crashed out of the first round.

    Defending Wimbledon champ crashes out in first round

    Marketa Vondrousova was the first unseeded women’s champion at Wimbledon last year. Now she’s suffered a historic defeat, going out in straight sets at the first hurdle.

    • Ossian Shine
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    June

    Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz is greeted by the ball kids on the stairs to the locker room after victory at the French Open.

    Alcaraz joins all-time greats with French Open triumph

    Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest man to capture Grand Slams on all three surfaces after his epic French Open final win against Germany’s Alexander Zverev.

    • Julien Pretot

    January

    Why elite tennis could finally be at a tipping point

    The potential for Saudi Arabian money to disrupt the game the same way as golf was upended in 2022 is putting the sport on notice. Many think change is overdue.

    • Zoe Samios and Gus McCubbing

    Meet the Aussie who helped China fall in love with tennis

    China is obsessed with tennis as its next generation of stars aim to emulate the nation’s all-time best – Li Na – who was coached by a relatively unknown Australian back in the 1990s.

    • Gus McCubbing
    Alex de Minaur

    De Minaur to play Raonic in Australian Open first round

    The leading local has avoided potential showdowns with the world’s top four until at least the quarter-finals, but faces a treacherous path to get that far.

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    • Anna Harrington and Darren Walton
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    Sinner makes early Open statement after big 2023 finish

    Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner has hit the ground running in Melbourne as the young gun chases a maiden grand slam title.

    • Melissa Woods

    November 2023

    Healius CEO Maxine Jaquet spent a July evening at Wimbledon as a guest of Barclays.

    Barclays’ Wimbledon box puts Healius in a spin

    The presence of Healius CEO Maxine Jaquet at Wimbledon in Barclay’s corporate box has scandalised investors.

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    • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano

    September 2023

    Novak Djokovic lifts his daughter Tara after defeating Daniil Medvedev to win the US Open.

    Djokovic wins US Open for historic 24th grand slam

    Using every ounce of his energy and some serve-and-volley guile, an old man with new tricks emerged for a 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-3 victory at Flushing Meadows.

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    • Howard Fendrich

    July 2023

    ‘We’re human and make mistakes’: a Wimbledon line judge on AI’s rise

    The men’s ATP Tour will replace human line judges by an electronic calling system – which uses a combination of cameras and AI technology – from 2025.

    • Molly McElwee
    Carlos Alcaraz lifts the Wimbledon trophy.

    Alcaraz win starts a generational war in tennis

    The young Spaniard is the standard-bearer of the next group of players who are supposed to move the sport beyond the era of the big three.

    • Matthew Futterman
    Carlos Alcaraz after claiming the second set against Novak Djokovic.

    Alcaraz stuns Djokovic in thrilling Wimbledon final

    Carlos Alcaraz cemented his place as king of a new tennis generation as he fought a tense battle against Novak Djokovic, who was playing for a place in history.

    • Howard Fendrich
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    Marketa Vondrousova of Czech Republic celebrates winning the women’s singles final at Wimbledon.

    ‘Impossible’ underdog triumphs at Wimbledon

    Marketa Vondrousova hailed her shock win as an “impossible” triumph after she became the first unseeded player ever to win the women’s title.

    • Ian Chadband
    Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will meet in the Wimbledon men’s final.

    Alcaraz vs Djokovic Wimbledon final is a heavyweight rematch

    Both players and the tennis world are primed for the collision of an unstoppable force and a wrecking ball as tennis’s present is pitted against its future.

    • Ava Wallace
    Wimbledon crowds are expressing their feelings in very non-British ways.

    Wimbledon is at risk of turning yobbish

    Even in sport’s holiest of holies, British crowds are voicing their feelings.

    • Sally Jones
    Victoria Azarenka of Belarus leaves the court after being defeated by Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina on Sunday.

    ‘Drunk on Pimm’s’: Wimbledon crowd cops a serve in Azarenka loss

    The normally courteous Wimbledon crowd’s booing of the Belarusian came less than a week after Lord’s members were reprehended for bad behaviour at the Ashes.

    • Simon Briggs
    Roger Federer, in the Royal Box next to Britain’s Kate Princess of Wales, is applauded at Centre Court.

    Cheers for Roger Federer in pre-match tribute

    The retired Federer, who won a men’s record eight of his 20 grand slam titles at Wimbledon, sat next to the Princess of Wales in the front row of the Royal Box.

    • Howard Fendrich