The world-renowned British tennis tournament, Wimbledon, has become more than tradition, according to British journalist and author John Barrett: more than "just the world's most important and historic tennis tournament," having...

Wimbledon may refer to: The Championships, Wimbledon, a grass court tennis tournament, one of the four Grand Slam championships. Wimbledon (film), a fictional movie set around the championships Wimbledon Effect -- nickname for the success of foreign...

Double fault: Acred 30-15. two mismatched pros can't hit it WIMBLEDON Directedby Richard Loncraine Universal Opens September 17 In his autobiography, You Cannot Be Serious, John McEnroe pauses a moment to acknowledge Rod Frawley, the Australian tennis player who,...

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Wimbledon will give players three chances per set to challenge line calls using video technology at this year's tournament _ one more than the U.S. and Australian Opens.Wimbledon is introducing the Hawk-Eye system on Centre Court and Court No. 1 at the June 25-July 8...

Host since 1877 to one of the most tradition-laden of sporting events, from the grass courts to the all-white attire, the All England Lawn Tennis Club has been doing its best lately to keep up with the changing times.Obligatory curtsies are gone, a retractable roof...