Five-Set Heartbreak for Edmund and Wawrinka
Wimbledon
July 3, 2019
Kyle Edmund played through the pain in a desperate effort to score what would have been a supremely brave victory against Fernando Verdasco. But it simply wasn’t to be. You cannot play at this level and expect to prevail once your movement has been significantly hampered. Edmund winced and bent over as he appeared to […]
Could Murray and Serena Make It The Greatest Final Sunday Ever?
Wimbledon
Andy Murray and Serena Williams have been tipped to reach the Mixed Doubles final together at Wimbledon. This invites the following intriguing question: could the final Sunday at Wimbledon be the greatest ever? Picture the scene on July 14. Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal could play Novak Djokovic in the men’s final. Another classic on […]
Victorious Konta Upstaged By Clarke Fairytale
Wimbledon
Johanna Konta is used to being the centre of attention among British fans at Wimbledon when Andy Murray isn’t around. And considering the pressure on Konta’s shoulders as she carries a nation’s hopes into the tournament, she performed well in her opener. Konta beat the Romanian, Ana Bogdan 7-5, 6-2 to progress comfortably enough. In […]
The Day Coco Gauff’s Life Changed Forever
Wimbledon
July 2, 2019
Today should have been the first day of Wimbledon. A look back at the opening matches of Wimbledon 2019 shows us the kind of high drama we’ll be missing. But it also hints at the thrills and spills we can expect on the first day of Wimbledon 2021. So let’s be positive. Let’s use the […]
Wimbledon’s First-Day Magic On Centre Court
Wimbledon
July 1, 2019
A master-class, the mother of all shocks and a Brit lighting up his home stage. This was only the first day on Centre Court at Wimbledon 2019. The master class came from Novak Djokovic. The shock was supplied by Yulia Putintseva, who downed the mighty Naomi Osaka. And the impressive Englishman, Kyle Edmund thrilled the […]
Wimbledon Qualifying
Wimbledon
Roehampton, Wimbledon Qualifying Qualifying proved to be a disappointment for the Brits, none of whom came through. Liam Broady lost in a close match to Frenchman Gregoire Barrere and Samantha Murray lost in another close one to Paula Badosa from Spain. Surprisingly, Sabine Lisicki, a previous Wimbledon finalist back in 2013 when she lost to […]
Federer v Nadal Could Be Dream Semi-Final…Venus Plays A 15-Year-Old…
Wimbledon
June 28, 2019
Roger Federer could face Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals after a dream Wimbledon draw was unveiled. But Novak Djokovic must start as tournament favourite. He enjoys a slightly easier projected route to the final than his two biggest rivals. Novak faces a potential banana skin in the very first round on Monday as he takes […]
Federer and Murray Win Wimbledon Warm-Up Titles
Wimbledon
June 25, 2019
The evergreen Roger Federer won his tenth Halle title and the extraordinary Andy Murray won the doubles at Queen’s. Wimbledon Warm-Up begins. Both legends are genuine contenders to lift silverware at Wimbledon, which starts in a week. It is all too perfect, isn’t it? The timing displayed by Federer and Murray has always been exquisite, […]
Wimbledon Inspired Summer Recipes
Wimbledon
June 24, 2019
To celebrate the Wimbledon Championships, we have released an exclusive range of delicious summer recipes that are ideal for either taking along to Wimbledon in a picnic hamper or enjoying at home in the garden with friends. Find our range of tasty recipes below. Cheddar and Chutney Giant Sausage roll Ingredients 150g […]
HOW TO BUY WIMBLEDON DEBENTURE TICKETS TRAVEL MAGAZINE BY Paul Joseph
Press
June 21, 2019
“If you’ve missed out in the public ballot and don’t fancy joining the large queues for tickets on the day. Your best bet is to purchase Wimbledon tickets directly from registered debenture holders” Read on