Four-time champion Serena Williams has survived a gruelling examination from Yaroslava Shvedova to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Serena Williams believes her Centre Court scare against China’s Zheng Jie was the perfect preparation for the sterner tests that lie ahead.
The reigning queen of Wimbledon describes the emotions of her long journey to a place in history.
Top seed Maria Sharapova survived a scare before reaching the third round of Wimbledon where she was joined by her biggest rival Serena Williams.
Rafael Nadal and British hope Andy Murray reached the Wimbledon second round but Australia’s men fell to their country’s worst performance since 1938.
Five-time champion Venus Williams has suffered her worst Wimbledon defeat in 15 years, slumping to a first-round exit at the hands of Elena Vesnina.
With the rise of Djokovic and Kvitova, the Eastern Bloc is at the centre of the game.
Softly-spoken 21-year-old Czech Petra Kvitova celebrated her Wimbledon singles title with a shy smile on Saturday.
Rafael Nadal delivered a command performance to withstand a fired-up Andy Murray and beat the home favourite to a spot in the Wimbledon finals.
Novak Djokovic powered into his first Wimbledon final with a defeat of France’s Jo-Wilfried Tsonga which ensured him the world number one spot.
Is it a full stop or a semi colon in Venus and Serena’s monologue?
Maria Sharapova, the rejuvenated glamour girl of women’s tennis, will take on low-key Czech Petra Kvitova in the Wimbledon title showdown on Saturday.
Rafael Nadal says he was saddened to see Roger Federer knocked out of Wimbledon as the 16-time Grand Slam title winner lost to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Tsonga, Murray, Djokovic and Nadal reach the men’s semifinals at Wimbledon, as Sharapova, Lisicki, Kvitova and Azarenka make the women’s semifinals.
Roger Federer suffered his second straight Wimbledon quarterfinal exit after Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga made an extraordinary comeback.
A 16-year-old boy from Burundi has made Wimbledon history, becoming the first player from the East African country to participate in the championship.
Defending champion Rafael Nadal has said he is fit to play his quarterfinal match against Mardy Fish after a scan revealed he had no serious injury.
Despite the win in the last 16 against Juan Martin del Potro, defending champion Rafael Nadal may be forced to quit due to a left foot injury.
Novak Djokovic has set up a meeting with Australian teenager Bernard Tomic, while Andy Murray gave a majestic performance against Richard Gasquet.
The Williams sisters vowed to return stronger after they were knocked out of Wimbledon, while Caroline Wozniacki says she should still be number one.
Andy Murray served up a royal treat for Prince William and Catherine as the British fourth seed crushed Richard Gasquet.
Defending champion Serena Williams was dumped out of Wimbledon, losing to French ninth seed Marion Bartoli.
Australian qualifier Bernard Tomic has extended his fairytale run at Wimbledon into the quarterfinals after crushing Belgium’s Xavier Malisse.
Roger Federer insists he hasn’t been fretting about when or — perhaps more to the point — if he will win a 17th Grand Slam championship.
Defending champion Rafael Nadal reached the Wimbledon last 16 on Saturday with a 7-6 (8/6), 7-6 (7/5), 6-0 win over Gilles Muller of Luxembourg.
Maria Sharapova eased into the Wimbledon last 16 on Saturday after beating Klara Zakopalova of the Czech Republic 6-2, 6-3.
Venus Williams said she would not let anything get in her way when she faces Tsvetana Pironkova, who dumped her out of Wimbledon last year.
Play was called off for the day at Wimbledon everywhere except Centre Court as light rain fell at the All England club on Friday.
Two surprise results by Lu Yen-Hsun and Li Na, and a sexism row triggered by Serena Williams took attention away from Thursday’s other tennis matches.
Australian favourite Lleyton Hewitt lost in the second round of Wimbledon against Robin Soderling, while Li Na lost to German wildcard Sabine Lisicki.
South African Kevin Anderson said his Wimbledon defeat by world No. 2 Novak Djokovic showed him just how much he’s going to need to up his game.
South Africa’s Kevin Anderson has said he would have to play his absolute best to shatter Novak Djokovic’s dreams of winning Wimbledon.