Wimbledon 2011: Victoria Azarenka and the Wimbledon Tour Diary

Centre Court is the most famous tennis court on the planet. And every player who comes to Wimbledon dreams of playing on the hallowed turf. But what is it that makes Centre so special? With the help of Victoria Azarenka, we found out. Read more Tennis news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Wimbledon 2011: 5 Potential Men’s Finals Matchups That May Surprise Us

Although some fans are looking forward to a Nadal/Federer or Nadal/Djokovic matchup at Wimbledon, there is a big possibility that could change. The top half of the draw Wimbledon this year is wide open. There are a lot of quality opponents that could threaten Nadal to reach the finals. Here is a list some potential surprise finals at Wimbledon this year. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Wimbledon 2011: Andy Roddick Loses to Feliciano Lopez

The USA’s best hope of a Wimbledon win dissolved this afternoon as Feliciano Lopez dissected Andy Roddick in straight sets, 7-6, 7-6, 6-4. Roddick departed the court quickly after Lopez took the match point, with his head bowed, acknowledging the crowd’s applause with his racket. Lopez happily signed autographs, balancing two huge kitbags on his shoulders, before heading off into the locker... 

Wimbledon 2011: Maria Sharapova Beats Laura Robson

Maria Sharapova recorded a straight-sets victory over Britain’s Laura Robson, 7-6, 6-3, but she was made to work hard for it. Robson has gone on record as saying that she admires Sharapova, who was 17 (as Robson is now) when she won Wimbledon in 2004. But she also went on record this week as saying that she thought she could beat Sharapova, otherwise she wouldn’t bother turning up. Fair... 

2011 Gold Cup: USA vs. Mexico Final Preview

Oh how I wish I could have been in a room with the CONCACAF executives last night. It would have been fun to watch the roller coaster of emotion that would have taken place. I’m sure the night would have started on a high note, with Mexico running on all cylinders and the US finally figuring out their game. Many of the men would have not watched the matches instead opting to work on their books... 

Wimbledon 2011: Why Venus and Serena Will Boost the Ratings

A few weeks prior to Wimbledon, a lot of people were wondering if the Williams sisters would even take part at SW19, let alone be considered title contenders. Yet when the determination is there, you can never keep a Williams sister down, and you can definitely never rule them out. For TV audiences it may seem to be perfect timing for a section of the sport that at this moment in time lacks a dominating... 

5 Must-Watch Videos During a Wimbledon Rain Delay

No one likes a delayed match! Are you bored of listening to the commentators? Have no fear, there is something to cheer you up as you wait for the rain to clear. Just make sure to check out a few of these videos that are guaranteed to give you a few kicks and laughs, and maybe just knock you off your seat! What are you waiting for, click away! Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Wimbledon 2011: Day 3 Diary from SW19 with Caroline Wozniacki and More

Wimbledon’s third day was blighted by the rain, something that’s tough for all tennis players. In true Wimbledon style (talking of style, what did you make of Bethanie Mattek-Sands’s Gaga-esque jacket?), the crowds brought their umbrellas and enjoyed the day regardless. Read more Tennis news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Wimbledon 2011: 4 Reasons Venus or Serena Williams Will Win at Championships

Venus and Serena Williams have had an amazing amount of success at Wimbledon. They’ve combined to win nine out of the last 11 singles Wimbledon championships. They’ve also added four doubles championships. But 2011 is different. Both of the Williams sisters are recently returning to tennis after lengthy layoffs from various health concerns. There are a bunch of young players poised to end... 

Wimbledon 2011: 3 Future Stars That We’ll See at All England Club

The 2011 Wimbledon Championships are well underway and there are many rising stars who are making their presence felt at this year’s event. While Wimbledon will boast the usual cast of stars including Roger Federer, the Williams’ Sisters, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic, there are many rising stars in the world of tennis that we will also get a chance to see. There are many professional... 

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