Margaret Court. They’re some of the most famous women in tennis history, winning Wimbledon multiple times between them. But look at the champions’ board at Centre Court, and you might ...

Over the years, in defense of inequality, Wimbledon had cited the fact that the men drew bigger TV audiences in the U.K., and played best three-of-five sets instead of two-of-three, as the women did.

Barbora Krejcikova is the 2024 Wimbledon women’s singles champion ... that is eight different winners in eight years. So why has the honours board in SW19 become so varied in recent years?

The women will take center stage at Wimbledon all on their own Thursday with both semifinal matches on Centre Court. Third-seeded Ons Jabeur will face Tatjana Maria in the first match and Simona ...

which traditionally gives a lifetime membership to Wimbledon winners, because of anti-Semitism. (JTA) — Angela Buxton won the women’s doubles championship at Wimbledon in 1956, but she was ...

Vondrousova created history when she became the first unseeded player to win the women’s title at Wimbledon after her ... But now her name is on the honours board and she has a place in history ...