The Williams sisters and Maria Sharapova were knocked out of the French Open well before most expected - but will they find the London lawns more to their liking? Posted June 21, 2008 by Gregory Lanzenberg
Why the American pips Roger Federer and all those other greats as the finest ever champion of the tennis world's most cherished tournament. Posted June 08, 2008 by sayan das
SW19 has seen more shocks than Southern Electric so far, but we could be in for the biggest of them all in the men's quarter-finals today Posted July 02, 2008 by SportsBettingReview.co.uk
There's nothing wrong with paying women the same as men, provided they are singing from the same hymn sheet. Posted February 28, 2007 by Joe Ryan
With French champion Justine Henin chasing her first Wimbledon crown and holder Amelie Mauresmo seeking to regain her best form after surgery, it's hard to separate the women's field this year. Posted June 19, 2007 by Diane Elayne Dees
Sportingo's Ori Lewis has reported on the world's most famous tennis tournament 14 times. But none has been more memorable than the very first - in 1986. Posted June 25, 2007 by Ori Lewis
The Swiss master is going for his fifth consecutive Wimbledon championship, but is there a surprise package somewhere in the field? Posted June 25, 2007 by Brian Lomax
Rafael Nadal is in action as he aims his sights on capturing the grass court crown from his long term foe Roger Federer, also in action today are Lleyton Hewitt, 2006 ladies champions Amelie Mauresmo and Russian Maria Sharapova. Posted June 30, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
It was a classic men's final, but the result hinged on a couple of key moments and, with luck, Rafael Nadal might have been celebrating a famous victory. Posted July 09, 2007 by Brian Lomax
The youngster from Krakow has been steadily moving up the rankings with impressive performances in major tournaments. She took the junior title at Wimbledon three years ago - now she could do really well in the main event. Posted June 08, 2008 by Chris Goldsmith
The Swiss master is king of SW19 for a record-equalling fifth time in a row, but the shambolic organisation and scheduling was worse than ever this year. Posted July 15, 2007 by Jay Jarrahi
The announcement by the All England Club to award equal money to both men and women competitors is a bold one. But will other major tournaments follow suit? Posted February 24, 2007 by Gareth Llewellyn-Stevens
This could be the year of big changes, with Rafael Nadal denying the Swiss wonder a sixth straight title and young Serbian charmer Ana Ivanovic endorsing her world No. 1 status. Posted June 16, 2008 by James Mortimer
The world No.1 loves opening proceedings on Wimbledon's Centre Court each year. But he probably didn't anticipate what his opponent Dominik Hrbaty would do a few points before the end of his first-round match. Posted June 24, 2008 by Gregory Lanzenberg
The last eight men and four women will all fancy their chances of taking the top prize. Huge congratulations to Zheng Jie and Murray for getting further than anyone expected - let's hope they make it one stage further. Posted July 02, 2008 by Desi Writer
Some players say grass is just an out-dated relic of a bygone era, but Nadal has shown the green stuff has a big future in tennis. More balls please! Posted July 17, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
After the breathtaking Roger Federer v Nadal final and another wonderful tournament at SW19, it's time for tennis to extend the grass-court season and introduce the surface to the Masters Series. Posted July 09, 2008 by Iestyn Stevens
The McEnroe brothers think that Flushing Meadows is now faster than the All England Club, but Nina Rota begs to differ. Posted September 01, 2007 by Nina Rota
The one big surprise at Wimbledon this year could be the emergence of the young Serb. Posted June 25, 2007 by Nina Rota
On a day when Roger Federer’s class and finesse outdid Rafael Nadal’s honesty and hard work, it was tennis that emerged the winner. Posted July 10, 2007 by Ankur Verma
Everyone expects another Roger v Rafa showdown at Wimbledon - but the young Serb has the energy to cause a semi-final upset. Posted July 07, 2007 by Wasim Parkar
Officials reckon the appalling weather won't prevent the world's most prestigious tennis tournament finishing on time. And there's one player who is just about as popular as the rain. Posted July 07, 2007 by Ori Lewis
The unhindered Williams sister sees off Marion Bartoli in straight sets after a rather unspectacular final. Posted July 07, 2007 by Ori Lewis
Finally after all the rain and expectation the final everyone predicted. Roger Federer may be fresher than Rafael Nadal but expect a close match-up nonetheless. Can Nadal get the upper hand on grass? Can Roger win yet another Wimbledon title? Posted July 08, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
The organisers have made a real hash of this year's tournament but the men's final should still be quite something. It's Federer v Nadal yet again - and there's no way Roger will lose. Posted July 09, 2007 by Ilana Berger
The great man duly equalled Bjorn Borg's record of five titles in a row - and once again proved his superiority over world No.2 Rafael Nadal on grass. But only just . . . Posted July 08, 2007 by Ori Lewis
Tommy Robredo, Paul-Henru Mathieu and Nicolas Mahut have a good shot at winning a title this week. Posted July 11, 2007 by Nina Rota
But it's looking good for Marcos Baghdatis and Richard Gasquet in Holland and Nottingham as most grass-court players rest up before the big one. Posted June 20, 2007 by Nina Rota
The great flag-bearer of British tennis is still thrilling his adoring British public with a mixture of serve-and-volley and a never-say-die spirit. Posted June 28, 2007 by Ori Lewis
He's been called everything from a head case to a loose cannon, but the Russian is one of the few people to have beaten the world No 1. Posted June 29, 2007 by Ed McGrogan
It has been a wet Wimbledon, even by usual SW19 standards, and Rafael Nadal can't be happy, he is back again today hoping to complete his third round match, five days after it first started! Whilst Roger Federer sits back and rests! Posted July 04, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
The showcase fortnight is beset with problems - driving rain, grunting women and mugs in sleeping bags waiting for Tim Henman to lose. The tournament needs to move on - and where better than South America? Posted July 04, 2007 by Austin Coll