Wimbledon enters its third day at the All England Club with Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic being the main attractions, following the dramatic defeat of Serena Williams late last night. Raducanu returns after a Center Court debut and wants to overtake Caroline Garcia, with Murray scheduled to be third at the Center with the prospect of a belated drama against big serve John Isner. The favorites at home are expected after the opening of Djokovic against the 26-year-old Australian Thanasis Kokkinakis. Cameron Norrie (vs Jaume Munar), Heather Watson (vs Qiang Wang) and Harriet Dart (vs Rebeka Masarova) will try to maintain the momentum of an impressive first two days for the British players in SW19, as does Ryan Peniston, 26 – a one-year debutant who won his first Grand Slam victory in the first round. He first confronts the experienced American Steve Johnson in Court 3. Elsewhere, the exciting Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz (vs Tallon Griekspoor) and the No. 2 women in the world Ons Jabeur (vs Katarzyna Kawa) go to Court 2 and Court 3 respectively this afternoon, while Wimbledon champions Angelique Kerber and Garbine Muguru show up. also in Court 2. Watch all the action from day two live, including the latest results, reactions and analysis from the All England Club
Live updates Wimbledon 2022
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How to watch Wimbledon on TV
The BBC will once again provide full coverage of Wimbledon, in what is the last year of Sue Barker’s presentation of the Championship. Coverage will begin on BBC Two at 11 a.m. BST the first two days of the game, with BBC One starting at 1:45 p.m. The action will also be available to watch on the BBC iPlayer, while the BBC Sport website will show action from all over the pitch. Today at Wimbledon presented by Clare Balding she will gather the best of the action every night at 20:30 on BBC Two. Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 10:53 1656495883
Iga Swiatek wins again, but does not consider herself at the level of the Williams brothers
World number one Iga Swiatek knows she still can’t be compared to Serena or Venus Williams, despite winning her 36th consecutive race to set a new record. Swiatek’s 6-0 6-3 victory over Jana Fett at Center Court extended its winning streak that began in February to the 21st century in a row, surpassing the 2000 Venus Willams record. The 21-year-old, who is already a two-time French Open champion and a hot favorite for the SW19 crown, is certainly ready for bigger things, but insists she is not yet at the level of the Williams brothers. Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 10:44 1656495304
Katie Boulter hopes hard work will pay off this year after winning Wimbledon
The 25-year-old Boulter was once the great hope of the British for the future, but the injury has hindered her in recent years and she could not play consistently. The return from her last fitness issues is going well after impressive routes in Birmingham and Eastbourne, where she beat Carolina Pliskova and followed with a comfortable 7-5 6-3 victory over France’s Clara Burel in SW19. He is absolutely sure that if he can stay in shape he belongs to the highest level: Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 10:35 1656494884
The remarkable story of Ryan Peniston
British tennis star Ryan Penniston said having cancer as a baby was a “disguise” because it made him “tougher as a player” after winning his Wimbledon single. The 26-year-old wildcard was loudly applauded by his parents, Paul and Penny, from the side of a crowded stadium as he watched his triumph over Swiss Henri Laaksonen. At the age of one, Peniston was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a tumor near his stomach that required surgery and chemotherapy years before regular examinations. The Essex-born player had previously attributed his delayed rise to tennis in his wrestling as a youngster, growing up “one foot shorter than all my peers”. Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 10:28 1656494453
Jack Draper reacts to the first round victory over Zizou Bergs
“It simply came to our notice then. It was a difficult match. I felt that Zizu is a very dangerous player. He is someone I have met from the challengers. He is quite supple. He can play incredible tennis, then he can play quite relaxed tennis. He is generally a great competitor, a difficult player to play. “I am just happy to be free. Obviously this is my first kind of Grand Slam based on value, winning the main draw. Obviously I am very happy. “Yes, these are all good new experiences for me and I’m glad I got the win today.” (PA) Jack Rathborn June 29, 2022 10:20 1656493891
Morning showers at Wimbledon could delay the game
It is raining in south west London this morning and a 20-minute flood just soaked the All England Club. Roofs and covers are out throughout SW19, so most of the surfaces have been retained from the worst, but it could mean some delays in starting the hours this morning if it continues, with the game starting at 11 p.m. μ. Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 10:11 1656493864
Dan Evans thinks about the defeat in the first round by Jason Kubler
“Yes, Jason [Kubler] played very well. Yes, I have to praise him. Yes, it’s not easy to get, but he was better than me. Yes, that was it. Yes, it’s hard to get, but he was better than me today. That’s all I can really say. I do not think I played very badly. He was aggressive. He had a good game plan. “Well done to him and his coach for drawing up the game plan and well done to Jason who carried it out.” (REUTERS) Jack Rathborn 29 June 2022 10:11 1656493451
Stefanos Tsitsipas fell in love with the grass after winning the title in Mallorca with the victory in the first round
“Yes, it made me fall in love with the surface more. I like playing on the grass. Having tournament victories on surfaces elevates you, puts you in a better mood. “It’s very good for your self-esteem, and that’s how I felt. It is important to feel this way, especially when you are playing at the highest level of tennis. “You know, winning titles can really boost your confidence and help you win bigger titles later in your career. You have to start small. You do not go very quickly, unless, I do not know, if we do not take the girls as an example, they seem to do it right away. But from the men’s side, it’s a bit different. “ (Getty Images) Jack Rathborn29 June 2022 10:04 1656492522
How it happened: The manic day of action at Wimbledon brings back six British victories
It was a tiring day for British hopes at Wimbledon on Tuesday as 11 home players were in action in the first round. See how the day went: Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 09:48 1656492102
Jack Draper “ready to do damage” at Wimbledon after the maiden victory in the Grand Slam
Jack Draper is ready to “do some damage” at Wimbledon after recording his first Grand Slam victory. The 20-year-old has shown this year that he is more than capable of building his distinctive talent as a youngster, climbing more than 150 places in the standings since he started Novak Djokovic in his debut 12 months ago. His game fits in well with the grass and he reached the All England Club as a player in the top 100 and a real danger for the rest of the field after reaching the semifinals in Eastbourne. He beat another Belgian Zizou Bergs, champion at the recent Ilkley Challenge, second division, but Draper fought three sets in the third set to claim a 6-4 6-4 7-6 (4) victory on the court. 12. Lawrence Ostlere29 June 2022 09:41
