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'This is everything' - Eala emotional after making history, 2026 July 4
Alexandra Eala pays tribute to her grandfather and brother, who trained her as a child, after becoming the first player from the Philippines to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam, following her win over defending champion Iga Swiatek.
Injury ends Williams' Wimbledon comeback, 2026 July 4
Serena Williams pulls out of her planned Wimbledon doubles appearance with older sister Venus because of a knee injury.
Can Serena continue comeback beyond Wimbledon?, 2026 July 4
BBC Sport's Isa Gua and Naomi Broady discuss Serena Williams' return to tennis and what comes next for her after Wimbledon.
Swiatek and Rybakina out on day of Wimbledon upsets, 2026 July 4
Elena Rybakina becomes the highest seed to fall at Wimbledon so far in a straight-set third-round defeat by Elise Mertens.
Sporting superstars pack the royal box at Wimbledon, 2026 July 4
A middle Saturday tradition continues as sporting stars from around the world are in attendance in the royal box on Centre Court, on day six of Wimbledon 2026.
Who am I? Guess the tennis star No 5, 2026 July 4
Will you get today's tennis player in as few attempts as possible?
Short in stature but not confidence - can Fery continue SW19 run?, 2026 July 4
Get to know Arthur Fery, the sole Briton left standing in the Wimbledon singles, before he faces Zizou Bergs in the third round.
Qualifiers eye more shocks after causing Wimbledon upsets, 2026 July 3
Qualifiers Roman Safiullin and Shintaro Mochizuki set their sights on toppling title challengers Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner after causing huge upsets at Wimbledon.
GB's Cash & Glasspool on track for doubles title defence, 2026 July 3
British duo Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool remain on course to defend their men's doubles title after reaching round three at Wimbledon.
'You're taking our jobs' - doubles players angry at proposed cuts, 2026 July 3
Doubles players are "angry" at proposals to cut their events because it is "taking our jobs away", say Wimbledon champions Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool.