Wimbledon

The All England Club announced today that it would be cancelling the 2020 Wimbledon tournament due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. The last time the tournament was cancelled was 1945 for World War II. The tournament was supposed to take place from June 29 to July 12. Wimbledon follows suit with the NCAA Tournament, the Masters Golf Tournament, the Olympics, the NHL and so much more by cancelling or altering plans because of COVID-19.

Alabama women’s tennis alumnae Erin Routliffe and Alexa Guarachi clinched a spot in the Wimbledon Ladies’ Doubles Main Draw on Thursday.

One of the reasons why American sports fans give as to why they watch little tennis on television is because it lacks a "bad boy." Not anymore. You might not know the name Nick Kyrgios, but he is a 20-year-old Australian tennis star with a nasty temper and a flare for using profanity during matches...

Two-time champion Rafael Nadal is making another early exit from Wimbledon, after losing in the second round to a 102nd-ranked qualifier who played the match of his life.

Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic has replaced Rafael Nadal at No. 1 in the ATP rankings, while runner-up Roger Federer has moved up one spot to No. 3.

Andy Murray's reign as Wimbledon champion ended Wednesday with a straight-set loss in the quarterfinals to Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov, making his breakthrough after years of being touted as the game's next top player.

In the previous millennium, pigeons were a major nuisance at tennis's most prestigious event, Wimbledon. That all changed when Rufus the hawk arrived.

All summer long, Mountain Dew will Kickstart your morning with the top stories in sports. Here are the biggest headlines for July 8, 2013.   The Weekend's Top Image   What everyone is talking about this morning: Andy Murray became the first British men's champion in 77 years on Sunday after defeating Novac Djokovic in straight sets. (BBC) ...

All summer long, Mountain Dew will Kickstart your morning with the top stories in sports. Here are the biggest headlines for July 2, 2013.

It turns out when you're trying to be a champion, you don't always have time to try to look cool. Sometimes you just have to do what it takes and hope that later the awesomeness of being champion will erase any embarrassing moments from memory.