Live streams: ESPN+, fuboTV (free trial)ĮSPN's family of networks will combine to carry live TV coverage of every 2022 Wimbledon tennis match in the United States.Wimbledon 2022 draw: Men's singles bracket Wimbledon 2022 draw: Women's singles How to watch Wimbledon in USA MORE: Watch 2022 Wimbledon matches live with fuboTV (free trial) Wimbledon results 2022: Live scores from today's matchesįollow live scores from every men's and women's singles match during the 2022 Wimbledon tennis tournament with the Sporting News' scoreboard. Both are nursing injuries and are hoping to return in the fall for the U.S. Some stars are missing, specifically Roger Federer on the men's side and Naomi Osaka on the women's. The men's record for Grand Slam titles is Rafael Nadal's 22. Djokovic is currently at 20. On the men's side, Novak Djokovic is seeking his fourth straight Wimbledon title. She will be playing 24-year-old Harmony Tan in the first round. Serena Williams is playing for her 24th Grand Slam tournament title, which would tie Margaret Court for the most all time. With that being said, the stakes are still very real. That will give the event an exhibition vibe. The ATP stepped in after the ban and ruled that points would not be awarded for the oldest tournament in tennis. It won't have ranking points attached to it because of the organizers' ban of Russian and Belarusian players. There are now fears that if the ban remains in place, leading events such as Queen's and Eastbourne could be removed from Britain, with yet more huge fines to follow.Wimbledon will have a different feel to it this year. Ironically, the women's singles title was won by Russian-born Elena Rybakina representing Kazakhstan. The ATP, which runs the men's professional tour, responded to last year's ban by hitting British tennis with a $1 million fine, split between a $750,000 punishment for the LTA and a $250,000 penalty for the AELTC.īoth the ATP and the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) also stripped Wimbledon of its ranking points. The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), which runs Wimbledon, imposed a similar suspension. Russian and Belarusian players were eventually barred from all five ATP tournaments staged by the LTA, including the longstanding Queen's Club event in London. 'But if Wimbledon went down another route, I would be understanding of that.'įollowing Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year, the UK's governing Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) came under pressure from the British government to impose a ban. The Scot added: 'My understanding is that they are going to be allowed to play and I'm not going to be going nuts if that is the case.

Wimbledon women's scores