In a nail-biting five-set battle, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz defeated his close friend Frances Tiafoe to reach the last 16 at Wimbledon. Alcaraz, who had won the US Open last year, was pushed to his limits by Tiafoe but managed to come out on top after four hours of intense gameplay. This win marks Alcaraz's 10th appearance in the last 16 of a Grand Slam and puts him one step closer to a back-to-back French Open and Wimbledon title.
British rookie Jacob Fearnley, who recently won a second-tier Challenger event in Nottingham, has notched up impressive victories over reigning Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz and world No. 1 Jannik Sinner during his junior days. Fearnley is now set to face another tough challenge against Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon, as he continues to make a name for himself on the main tour. Despite the drastic differences in the career paths of these players, Fearnley remains determined to keep improving and making his mark in the world of tennis.
The Wimbledon organizers have majorly mishandled the schedule for Saturday, as Andy Murray's highly anticipated mixed doubles match with Emma Raducanu will not be taking place on Centre Court. Despite this potentially being Murray's final tennis match at SW19, he will not receive a proper final ovation due to being placed on the smaller Court 1. This decision was made due to a clash with England's quarter-final game at Euro 2024, as well as Murray's early exit in the men's doubles tournament with his brother. This unfortunate scheduling may result in Murray's farewell match being overshadowed by the English national football team, leaving fans disappointed.
In a thrilling and high-stakes match, rising tennis star Carlos Alcaraz battled back to defeat friend and fellow player Frances Tiafoe in five sets at Wimbledon. Despite facing some challenges and being at risk of an early exit, Alcaraz used his signature resilience and determination to secure a victory and a spot in the fourth round. The young Spaniard showed his remarkable talent and mental strength against a formidable opponent, proving why he is a player to watch in the tennis world.
Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe battled it out in a five-set thriller at Wimbledon, with Alcaraz ultimately coming out on top. The young Spaniard faced a tough challenge from Tiafoe, who led the defending champion two sets to one, but Alcaraz was able to turn the tide and secure another victory. This was a repeat of their 2022 US Open semi-final, where Alcaraz also emerged victorious before going on to win his first grand slam title. Despite Tiafoe's impressive performance, Alcaraz's skill and determination prevailed in the end.
Tennis star Andy Murray, who is set to retire after this season, said goodbye to Wimbledon on Thursday after losing his doubles match with his brother, Jamie. The emotional farewell was preceded by a tribute featuring highlights from Murray's career and ended with an interview with British journalist Sue Barker. Murray expressed his love for the sport and the lessons it has taught him over the years, but admitted that he can no longer continue due to injuries.
The official Instagram handle of Wimbledon recently posted a reel featuring the hit song 'Illuminati', from the Malayalam movie 'Aavesham', after reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz won his first round match at Wimbledon. The song, which has already crossed 100 million views on YouTube, has become a sensation worldwide. Fans have flooded the comments section with messages and even the rapper Dabzee and Prime Video IN have joined in on the fun. Don't miss out, watch the video now on Manorama Online App, the number one Malayalam news site.
After suffering a defeat in his final men's doubles match at Wimbledon, two-time champion Andy Murray was overwhelmed with emotion as he tearfully bid goodbye to the tournament and his career. Despite having to retire due to injuries, Murray was showered with love and respect by the crowd and his fellow tennis stars, including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic. The emotional evening also featured a tribute video highlighting Murray's illustrious career and presence of legends like John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova.
Former World No. 1 and two-time Wimbledon champion, Andy Murray, played his final Wimbledon match, losing in the first round of men's doubles. The 37-year-old Scottish tennis star, who has struggled with numerous injuries in recent years, announced that he will retire from the sport after competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics. The emotional farewell was accompanied by tributes from his fellow players, including Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, as well as fans and officials. Despite having to end his career prematurely, Murray expressed his love for the sport and the lessons it has taught him, while also acknowledging the physical toll he has faced.
Young Dutch player Botic van de Zandschulp stunned the crowd at Wimbledon 2024 with an incredible volley shot on day three of the tournament. In this must-see video, watch as Van de Zandschulp dominates his opponent with his exceptional skills in serving, lobbing, and dropping shots. And stay tuned for more thrilling action on Day Four!