2025 Wimbledon

The 2025 Wimbledon Championships will be the 138th edition of the world's most prestigious lawn tennis tournament, which has been held annually since 1877 (save for 10 years during the two world wars and once because of COVID-19) at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London. The tournament is slated to run from Monday, June 30, through Sunday, July 13, with qualifying matches taking place June 23-26.

In the United States, ESPN will cover the tournament for the 22nd consecutive year, dating back to 2003. This will be their 12th tournament with exclusive rights after sharing them with NBC from 2003-2011. The bulk of the linear coverage airs on ESPN. ESPN2 sees use as a second channel for the round of 16 and quarterfinals but is not scheduled to be the sole channel in use. ABC has three-hour live shows on the middle weekend, which began two years ago, along with afternoon re-airs of the finals. All of the matches are available on ESPN+.

For the fourth consecutive year, play is scheduled on the middle Sunday (July 7), which allows the fourth round to be split across two days rather than played entirely on Monday. While the tournament traditionally avoided playing on that day, it was used four times between 1991 and 2016 when rain substantially hampered the first week. This also means that singles quarterfinals are now split across Tuesday and Wednesday like the other three Grand Slam events.

The tournament is held over 18 courts with rye grass surfaces. In addition to the 15,000-seat Centre Court, there are 17 other courts, which are creatively numbered from 1-18 except for 13. No. 1 Court seats 11,500; No. 2 Court seats 4,000 and No. 3 Court seats 2,000. Courts 12 and 18 are also show courts, although these are accessible with grounds passes while the stadiums require their own tickets. The two main stadiums have roofs, which include lights that allow play to continue up to a curfew of 11 p.m. local (6 p.m. EDT) -- this is the only Grand Slam tournament with a curfew, which has to do with the grounds being in a residential area and transit options not extending indefinitely into the overnight hours.

Draws include men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, mixed doubles, junior boys and girls singles and doubles, wheelchair singles and doubles, and several legends events.

Broadcast schedule

ESPN returns its a one-hour studio program from 4-5 p.m. on each of the first five days of the tournament, now called "Match Point" rather than "Second Serve," which will have the effect of giving them a clean end at 5 p.m. EDT each day. The tournament has also moved the men's and women's doubles to 8 a.m. EDT on the final weekend with the singles finals starting at 11, rather than having singles at 9 with doubles following.

2024 Wimbledon Championships Broadcast Schedule — all times EDT

Date	Singles round	ESPN	ESPN2	ABC	ESPN Deportes
Monday, June 30	First	6 a.m.-4 p.m., Match Point to 5 p.m.			6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Tuesday, July 1	First	6 a.m.-4 p.m., Match Point to 5 p.m.			6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wednesday, July 2	Second	6 a.m.-4 p.m., Match Point to 5 p.m.			6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thursday, July 3	Second	6 a.m.-4 p.m., Match Point to 5 p.m.			6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Friday, July 4	Third	6 a.m.-4 p.m., Match Point to 5 p.m.			6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday, July 5	Third	6 a.m.-1 p.m.		1-4 p.m.	6-9:55 a.m. 11:15 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday, July 6	Round of 16	6 a.m.-1 p.m.		1-4 p.m.	6-9 a.m. 12-4 p.m.
Monday, July 7	Round of 16	8 a.m.-4 p.m. (Centre Court)	6 a.m.-4 p.m. (Outer courts)		6 a.m.-4 p.m.
Tuesday, July 8	Quarterfinals	8 a.m.-3 p.m. (Centre Court)	8 a.m.-3 p.m. (No. 1 Court)		8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Wednesday, July 9	Quarterfinals	8 a.m.-3 p.m. (Centre Court)	8 a.m.-3 p.m. (No. 1 Court)		8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Thursday, July 10	Women's semifinals	7-8 a.m. (Breakfast at Wimbledon) 8 a.m.-1 p.m. (Singles) 1-2:30 p.m. (Mixed doubles final)			8:30 a.m.-noon
Friday, July 11	Men's semifinals	7-8 a.m. (Breakfast at Wimbledon) 8 a.m.-2 p.m.			8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 12	Women's final	8-10 a.m. (Men's doubles final) 10-11 a.m. (Breakfast at Wimbledon) 11 a.m.-2 p.m. (Singles)		3-6 p.m. (Singles replay)	10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 13	Men's final	8-10 a.m. (Women's doubles final) 10-11 a.m. (Breakfast at Wimbledon) 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Singles)		3-6 p.m. (Singles replay)	10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Commentators

Sam Querrey joins ESPN for the first week. Jeff Darlington adds to the group as a reporter and interviewer. Chris Bowers is not in the press release, and neither are either of last year's guest analysts, John Isner and Nick Kyrgios.

Dates in parentheses indicate the year each person joined ESPN's tennis contingent. These are generally taken from the ESPN press release, except for Goodall and Stubbs which do not have dates listed.

Host: Chris McKendry (2016)

Play-by-play: Chris Fowler (lead; 2003), Cliff Drysdale (1979), Jason Goodall (2015), Patrick McEnroe (1995), Mike Monaco (2024), Pam Shriver (1990) with some appearances by Darren Cahill (2007).

Analysts: Chrissie Evert (women's lead, 2011); John McEnroe (men's lead, 2009); James Blake (2020), Cahill, Mary Joe Fernandez (2000), Brad Gilbert (2004), Sam Querrey (2025), Rennae Stubbs (2010), Coco Vandeweghe (2024), with some appearances by Goodall, Patrick McEnroe and Shriver.

Reporters: Sam Borden (2017), Kris Budden (2024), Jeff Darlington (2025)

Conventions

The color-coded schedule graphics below are based on an average set length of 40 minutes; a best-of-three match is blocked at an hour and 40 minutes while a best-of-five match is 2:45, based on the likelihood of multiple sets if each set is a coin flip. Suspended matches are prorated based on the score when they are stopped.

Each match's position on the draw is indicated by a number in double square brackets. Each pair of matches with the same number meets in the next round; these numbers start with 1 at the top of the draw and proceed down the list. For example, there are 32 second-round matches, so the last pair of first-round matches is marked with 32.

In the text listing of commentators, each match is numbered sequentially when it first appears. Brief updates on other matches are indented. Angle brackets indicate split-screen coverage.

If there is only a textual listing of the show-court schedule, this means I haven't made the graphic yet and it's coming. :)

The draw

Men's singles

Top half Tues, Thurs, Sat, Mon; bottom half Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun

Quarter	Top seeds in top half	Top seeds in bottom half	Other Americans	Other former top-5 players
Top	#1 Jannik Sinner (Italy) #13 Tommy Paul (USA)	#10 Ben Shelton (USA) #7 Lorenzo Musetti (Italy)	Aleksandar Kovacevic (R3 vs. Shelton) #29 Brandon Nakashima (**R3 vs. Musetti) Reilly Opelka (**R3 vs. Musetti)	#19 Grigor Dimitrov (Bulgaria, R3 vs. Paul)
Second	#4 Jack Draper (Great Britain) #15 Jakub Mensik (Czechia)	#11 Alex de Minaur (Australia) #6 Novak Djokovic (Serbia)	Marcos Giron (R2 vs. Mensik) #30 Alex Michelsen (**R3 vs. Djokovic) Christopher Eubanks (**R3 vs. Djokovic)	Marin Cilic (Croatia, R2 vs. Draper)
Third	#5 Taylor Fritz (USA) #9 Daniil Medvedev (Russia)	#16 Francisco Cerundolo (Argentina) #3 Alexander Zverev (Germany)	Brandon Holt (R3 vs. Fritz) Mackenzie McDonald (R3 vs. Cerundolo) Ethan Quinn (R3 vs. Zverev)	None
Bottom	#8 Holger Rune (Denmark) #12 Frances Tiafoe (USA)	#14 Andrey Rublev (Russia) #2 Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)	Learner Tien (*R2 vs. Rune) Nishesh Basavareddy (*R2 vs. Rune) Jenson Brooksby (R3 vs. Rune)	#24 Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece, R3 vs. Rublev)

*Tien/Basavareddy play each other in the first round. **Nakashima/Opelka and Michelsen/Eubanks would each meet in the second round.

Women's singles

Top half Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun; bottom half Tues, Thurs, Sat, Mon

Quarter	Top seeds in top half	Top seeds in bottom half	Other Americans	Other former top-5 players
Top	#1 Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) #14 Elina Svitolina (Ukraine)	#9 Paula Badosa (Spain) #6 Madison Keys (USA)	#32 McCartney Kessler (*R3 vs. Sabalenka) Ann Li (R3 vs. Svitolina) Peyton Stearns (R3 vs. Keys)	Emma Raducanu (Great Britain, **R3 vs. Sabalenka) Marketa Vondrousova (Czechia, *R3 vs. Sabalenka)
Second	#4 Jasmine Paolini (Italy) #13 Amanda Anisimova (USA)	#12 Diana Shnaider (Russia) #5 Zheng Qinwen (China)	Bernarda Pera (R3 vs. Paolini) #31 Ashlyn Krueger (R3 vs. Zheng)	Ons Jabeur (Tunisia, **R3 vs. Shnaider) #20 Jelena Ostapenko (Latvia, **R3 vs. Shnaider) Naomi Osaka (Japan, R2 vs. Zheng)
Third	#6 Mirra Andreeva (Russia) #10 Emma Navarro (USA)	#14 Karolina Muchova (Czechia) #3 Jessica Pegula (USA)	Hailey Baptiste (R3 vs. Andreeva) Caroline Dolehide (**R3 vs. Navarro) Iva Jovic (R3 vs. Muchova) Alycia Parks (*R3 vs. Pegula) Katie Volynets (R2 vs. Pegula)	#17 Barbora Krejcikova (Czechia, **R3 vs. Navarro) Petra Kvitova (Czechia, R1 vs. Navarro) Belinda Bencic (Switzerland, *R3 vs. Pegula)
Bottom	#8 Iga Swiatek (Poland) #11 Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan)	#16 Daria Kasatkina (Australia) #2 Coco Gauff (USA)	Caty McNally (R2 vs. Swiatek) Danielle Collins (R3 vs. Swiatek) #28 Sofia Kenin (R3 vs. Gauff) Taylor Townsend (R3 vs. Gauff)	Maria Sakkari (Greece, R2 vs. Rybakina) Victoria Azarenka (Belarus, R2 vs. Gauff)

*Vondrousova/Kessler and Parks/Bencic meet in first round. **Raducanu vs. Vondrousova or Kessler, Ostapenko/Jabeur and Krejcikova/Dolehide would each meet in the second round.

Lucky loser pool: Robin Montgomery (USA)

Chaos theory (last-minute withdrawals)

The rules for filling spaces created by withdrawing players are as follows.

• If a seeded player withdraws before the draw, all lower seeds slide up one line and the top unseeded player becomes the #32 seed. One of the players who lost in the final round of qualifying becomes a "lucky loser" and receives a spot in the main draw.
• If an unseeded player withdraws, a lucky loser gets their spot in the draw.
  • If a top-four seed withdraws after the draw but before the initial order of play is released, the #5 seed fills that opening, while the #17 seed takes the #5 seed's place. The top unseeded player becomes a #33 seed and goes in the spot vacated by the #17 seed, and that unseeded player's original place is taken by the lucky loser.
  • If a player seeded 5-16 withdraws, the #17 seed and #33 seeds cascade up as described previously with the lucky loser replacing the #33 seed.
  • Once the order of play for the first day is released, any player who withdraws before the first ball of their match is simply replaced by a lucky loser.
• A player who has started their first match of the tournament and withdraws is not replaced: their opponent advances.

Day 1 - Monday, June 30

On the docket: 64 matches, 160.7 hours on court

• Men's singles: 32 first-round matches (16 seeds, 8 Americans)
• Women's singles: 32 first-round matches (16 seeds, 7 Americans)

Forecast: Largely dry and sunny. Hot or very hot and humid for inland areas, with light winds. A little cooler for some coastal areas with any onshore breezes that develop. Maximum temperature 93 °F. Sunset 9:21 p.m. local / 4:21 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. EDT, concluding with “Match Point” studio wrap-up.

Commentator assignments:

Early matches (Tiafoe/Moller, Tien/Basavareddy, Ostapenko/Kartal, Medvedev/Bonzi, Vekic/Birrell) - Patrick McEnroe, Darren Cahill, Mary Joe Fernandez

Studio (7:55) - McKendry, Cahill, Fernandez

Sabalenka/Branstine - Mike Monaco, Chrissie Evert

Alcaraz/Fognini - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe

Tsitsipas/Royer - Chris McKendry, Darren Cahill

Keys/Ruse - Cliff Drysdale, Mary Joe Fernandez, Pam Shriver

Fearnley/Fonseca and Rune/Jarry - Jason Goodall, Brad Gilbert

Studio (1:32) - McKendry, Evert, Blake

Raducanu/Xu - Jason Goodall, Rennae Stubbs

Osaka/Gibson and Paolini/Sevastova - Pam Shriver, CoCo Vandeweghe

Badosa/Boulter - Mike Monaco, Mary Joe Fernandez

Fritz/Mpetshi Perricard and Rublev/Djere - Patrick McEnroe, James Blake

Studio (4:02) - McKendry, Stubbs

Zverev/Rinderknech - Chris Fowler, Brad Gilbert

Day 2 - Tuesday, July 1

On the docket: 69 matches, prorated to 66.51. 168.4 hours on court.

• Men's singles: 36 first-round matches, prorated to 33.51 (18 seeds, 9 Americans)
• Women's singles: 33 first-round matches (17 seeds, 12 Americans)

Forecast: Hot and humid again for many, and locally very hot, with sunny spells. Staying warm and humid overnight, although some low cloud could move into north and east Kent coasts. Maximum temperature 95 °F. Sunset 9:20 p.m. local / 4:20 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. EDT, concluding with “Match Point” studio wrap-up.

Commentator assignments:

Early matches (Paul/Monday, Michelsen/Kecmanovic, Pegula/Cocciaretto, Lamens/Jovic, Tauson/Watson, de Minaur/Carballes Baena) - Patrick McEnroe, Sam Querrey, Rennae Stubbs; Pam Shriver at Pegula/Cocciaretto

Sinner/Nardi - Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Studio (8:56) - McKendry, Stubbs, Gilbert

Krejcikova/Eala - Cliff Drysdale, CoCo Vandeweghe

Zheng/Siniakova - Chris McKendry, Rennae Stubbs

Musetti/Basilashvili - Jason Goodall, Sam Querrey (1 pt)

Studio (10:12) - McKendry, Evert, Gilbert

Fritz/Mpetshi Perricard - Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Swiatek/Kudermetova - Pam Shriver, Rennae Stubbs

Zverev/Rinderknech and de Jong/Eubanks - Chris Fowler, James Blake

Navarro/Kvitova - Jason Goodall, Mary Joe Fernandez

Shelton/Bolt - Mike Monaco, Brad Gilbert

Djokovic/Muller - Chris Fowler, James Blake

Gauff/Yastremska - Jason Goodall, Chrissie Evert

Studio (4:35) - McKendry, Querrey, Vandeweghe

Day 3 - Wednesday, July 2

On the docket: 65 matches, prorated to 64.36. 144.7 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 1 R128 match, prorated to 0.36 (1 seed, 1 American); 16 R64 matches (8 seeds, 5 Americans)
• Women’s singles: 16 R64 matches (12 seeds, 3 Americans)
• Men’s doubles: 16 R64 matches (8 seeds, 6|4 Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 16 R64 matches (8 seeds, 9|7 Americans)

Forecast: A rather cloudy start across the region with thundery rain possibly affecting parts of Kent and Sussex at first. Increasing sunny spells spreading in from the west, and eventually feeling fresher than of late. Maximum temperature 81 °F. Sunset 9:20 p.m. local / 4:20 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. EDT, concluding with “Match Point” studio wrap-up.

Commentator assignments:

No early matches due to rain. Studio crew - Patrick McEnroe, Mary Joe Fernandez, Darren Cahill; later Chris McKendry, Fernandez, Pam Shriver

Tiafoe/Norrie - Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Keys/Danilovic and Sabalenka/Bouzkova - Chris McKendry, CoCo Vandeweghe

Alcaraz/Tarvet and Fonseca/Brooksby - Chris Fowler, James Blake

Studio (12:07) - McKendry, Querrey, Vandeweghe

Osaka/Siniakova - Cliff Drysdale, Mary Joe Fernandez

Boulter/Sierra and Paolini/Rakhimova (first set) - Pam Shriver, Rennae Stubbs

Raducanu/Vondrousova and Paolini/Rakhimova (third set) - Jason Goodall, Chrissie Evert

Fritz/Diallo, Lehecka/Bellucci and Auger-Aliassime/Struff - Mike Monaco, Brad Gilbert

Studio (3:47) - McKendry, Vandeweghe, Stubbs

Day 4 - Thursday, July 3

On the docket: 74 matches, prorated to 71.61. 161.0 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 20 R64 matches, prorated to 17.61 (11 seeds, 2 Americans in full matches; 2 seeds in suspended matches)
• Women’s singles: 16 R64 matches (10 seeds, 7 Americans)
• Men’s doubles: 18 R64 matches (9 seeds, 13|9 Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 20 R64 matches (10 seeds, 11|10 Americans)

Forecast: Dry and fine with sunny spells, just a little fair weather cloud building into the afternoon. A little breeze developing, yet still feeling warm. Maximum temperature 77 °F. Sunset 9:20 p.m. local / 4:20 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. EDT, concluding with “Match Point” studio wrap-up.

Commentator assignments:

Early matches (Navarro/Kudermetova, de Minaur/Cazaux, Cobolli/Pinnington Jones, Mensik/Giron, plus cuts to Kecmanovic/de Jong, Wang/Sonmez and Davidovich Fokina/van de Zandschulp) - Patrick McEnroe, Mary Joe Fernandez, Darren Cahill

Dimitrov/Moutet -- Jason Goodall, Mary Joe Fernandez

Andreeva/Bronzetti -- Pam Shriver, Rennae Stubbs

Studio (8:25) -- Chris McKendry, Cahill

Djokovic/Evans -- Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Studio (10:37) -- McKendry, Brad Gilbert, Marion Bartoli

Swiatek/McNally -- Cliff Drysdale, Chrissie Evert

Rybakina/Sakkari -- Jason Goodall, CoCo Vandeweghe

Krejcikova/Dolehide -- McKendry, Gilbert, Bartoli

Paul/Moller and Shelton/Hijikata (cuts to Machac/Holmgren, Fucsovics/Monfils, Sonego/Basilashvili) -- Mike Monaco, James Blake, Pam Shriver (at Shelton/Hijikata)

Draper/Cilic, Rybakina/Sakkari and Kenin/Bouzas Maneiro -- Jason Goodall, CoCo Vandeweghe

Sinner/Vukic -- Chris Fowler, Sam Querrey

Match Point (4:31) -- McKendry, Vandeweghe, Blake

Day 5 - Friday, July 4

On the docket: 43 matches, prorated to 41.39. 87.0 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 2 R64 matches, prorated to 0.39 (1 seed, 1 American); 8 R32 matches (5 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 8 R32 matches (10 seeds, 2 Americans)
• Men’s doubles: 8 R32 matches (6 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s doubles: 1 R64 match (1 seed, 2|1 Americans); 8 R32 matches (8 seeds, 5 Americans)
• Mixed doubles: 8 R32 matches (2 seeds, 6|5 Americans)

Forecast: Hazy sunshine across the region, staying largely dry and feeling rather warm. Winds increase into the afternoon, with light rain expected into the evening and overnight. Maximum temperature 81 °F. Sunset 9:19 p.m. local / 4:19 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. EDT, concluding with “Match Point” studio wrap-up.

Commentator assignments:

Early matches (Pavlyuchenkova/Osaka and Anisimova/Gauff) - Chris McKendry, Mary Joe Fernandez, Pam Shriver (at Pavlyuchenkova/Osaka)

Shelton/Hijikata - Mike Monaco, James Blake, Pam Shriver (completion of match took about 70 seconds)

Fritz/Davidovich Fokina - Chris Fowler, James Blake

Keys/Siegemund - Mike Monaco, Chrissie Evert, Pam Shriver

Studio (9:47, 10:35, 11:57) - McKendry, Fernandez, Darren Cahill

Bellucci/Norrie - Jason Goodall, Brad Gilbert

Jarry/Fonseca - Mike Monaco, Sam Querrey

Alcaraz/Struff and Khachanov/Borges - Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Svitolina/Mertens - Jason Goodall, Rennae Stubbs

Studio (2:53) - McKendry, Querrey

Sabalenka/Raducanu - Chris Fowler, Chrissie Evert

Match Point - McKendry, Cahill, Querrey

Day 6 - Saturday, July 5

On the docket: 72 matches. 146.5 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 8 R32 matches (7 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 8 R32 matches (9 seeds, 2 Americans)
• Men’s doubles: 8 R32 matches (7 seeds, 3 Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 8 R32 matches (7 seeds, 5|4 Americans)
• Mixed doubles: 8 R32 matches (6 seeds, 2|1 Americans)
  • Touring total: 40 matches
• Boys singles: 15 R64 matches
• Girls singles: 17 R64 matches

Forecast: Generally cloudy with a few outbreaks of rain, especially in the south. Perhaps the odd heavier shower during the afternoon. Breezy, especially along coasts, with a warm and humid feel. Maximum temperature 73 °F. Sunset 9:19 p.m. local / 4:19 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 1 p.m. EDT; ABC, 1-4 p.m. EDT.

Commentator assignments:

Early matches (Rybakina/Tauson, Kasatkina/Samsonova, Bouzas Maneiro/Yastremska, Mensik/Cobolli, Bencic/Cocciaretto) - Chris McKendry, Rennae Stubbs; CoCo Vandeweghe (at Rybakina/Tauson)

Studio (6:57) - McKendry, Stubbs

Studio (7:18) - McKendry, Stubbs, James Blake

Andreeva/Baptiste - Pam Shriver, CoCo Vandeweghe

Sinner/Martinez - Cliff Drysdale, Brad Gilbert

Navarro/Krejcikova - Mike Monaco, Chrissie Evert

Swiatek/Collins - Jason Goodall, Mary Joe Fernandez

Djokovic/Kecmanovic and Nakashima/Sonego - Patrick McEnroe, James Blake

Studio (12:36) - McKendry, Blake, Drysdale

Studio (12:43) - McKendry, Sam Querrey

Shelton/Fucsovics - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe

Studio (3:11) - McKendry, Querrey, Fernandez, Darren Cahill

Day 7 - Sunday, July 6

On the docket: 60 matches, prorated to 59.40. 121.0 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 4 R16 matches (4 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 4 R16 matches (4 seeds, 1 American)
• Men’s doubles: 4 R16 matches (3 seeds, 0 Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 3 R16 matches (5 seeds, 2 Americans)
• Mixed doubles: 8 R16 matches (4 seeds, 6|5 Americans)
  • Touring total: 23 matches
• Boys singles: 19 R64 matches
• Girls singles: 18 (17.40) R64 matches

Forecast: A mostly dry and bright start away from the east, where early cloud and rain should clear. Partly cloudy with heavy thundery showers developing later, these perhaps merging into longer spells of rain at times. Breezy. Maximum temperature 77 °F. Sunset 9:18 p.m. local / 4:18 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 6 a.m. - 1 p.m. EDT; ABC, 1-4 p.m. EDT.

Commentator assignments:

Khachanov/Majchrzak - Patrick McEnroe, CoCo Vandeweghe, Darren Cahill, Pam Shriver; Chris McKendry replaced McEnroe and Brad Gilbert replaced Cahill for third set

Fritz/Thompson - Patrick McEnroe, James Blake

Kartal/Pavlyuchenkova - Jason Goodall, Rennae Stubbs

Studio (9:02) - McKendry, Gilbert, Sam Querrey

Jarry/Norrie - Mike Monaco, Sam Querrey

Sabalenka/Mertens - Chris Fowler, Chrissie Evert (this crew also did the update of Sierra/Siegemund but only after that match had ended)

Alcaraz/Rublev - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe (three-person booth)

Anisimova/Noskova - Cliff Drysdale, Mary Joe Fernandez

ABC signed off at 4:36 after the Anisimova match finished at 4:34.

Day 8 - Monday, July 7

On the docket: 53 matches. 100.7 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 4 R16 matches (6 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 4 R16 matches (6 seeds, 1 American)
• Men’s doubles: 4 R16 matches (6 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s doubles: 5 R16 matches (7 seeds, 3|2 Americans)
• Mixed doubles: 4 quarterfinal matches (2 seeds, 2 Americans)
  • Touring total: 21 matches
• Girls singles: 16 R32 matches
• Boys doubles: 16 R32 matches
• Boys singles: idle

Forecast: Early cloud and rain clearing southward, then partly cloudy with sunny intervals and isolated light showers. Breezy, especially near coasts, but winds should ease in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 72 °F. Sunset 9:17 p.m. local / 4:17 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN2, 6 a.m. - 4 p.m. EDT (outer courts); ESPN, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. EDT (Centre Court).

Commentator assignments

ESPN2 studio (6:00) - Patrick McEnroe, CoCo Vandeweghe, Darren Cahill

Cobolli/Cilic - Mike Monaco, Brad Gilbert, Pam Shriver

ESPN studio (8:03) - Chris McKendry, Chrissie Evert, Darren Cahill

Djokovic/de Minaur - Patrick McEnroe, James Blake

Alexandrova/Bencic - Jason Goodall, CoCo Vandeweghe

ESPN2 studio (10:16) - Chris McKendry, Brad Gilbert

Shelton/Sonego - Mike Monaco, Sam Querrey

Samsonova/Bouzas Maneiro - Pam Shriver, Mary Joe Fernandez

ESPN studio (12:06) - Chris McKendry, Brad Gilbert, CoCo Vandeweghe

Andreeva/Navarro - Chris Fowler, Chrissie Evert

Swiatek/Tauson - Cliff Drysdale, Mary Joe Fernandez

Sinner/Dimitrov - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe

ESPN2 studio (3:21) - Chris McKendry, Sam Querrey

ESPN2 studio (3:51) - Chris McKendry, Sam Querrey, James Blake

Day 9 - Tuesday, July 8

On the docket: 70 matches. 125.75 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 2 quarterfinal matches (3 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 2 quarterfinal matches (2 seeds, 1 American)
• Men’s doubles: 2 quarterfinal matches (2 seeds, no Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 2 quarterfinal matches (3 seeds, 3|2 Americans)
• Mixed doubles: 2 quarterfinal matches (2 seeds, no Americans)
  • Touring total: 10 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 16 matches
• Legends doubles: 12 matches
• Boys singles: 16 R32 matches
• Girls doubles: 16 R32 matches
• Girls singles: idle
• Boys doubles: idle

Forecast: A cool start, but fine for most with warm sunny spells developing. Eastern parts may be a little cloudier and breezier, perhaps with the odd fleeting light shower. Maximum temperature 77 °F. Sunset 9:17 p.m. local / 4:17 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN2, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT (No. 1 Court); ESPN, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT (Centre Court).

Commentator assignments

ESPN studio (8:02) - Chris McKendry, James Blake, Brad Gilbert, Darren Cahill

Fritz/Khachanov (Court 1, ESPN2) - Patrick McEnroe, John McEnroe

Sabalenka/Siegemund (Centre Court, ESPN) - Cliff Drysdale, Mary Joe Fernandez

ESPN studio (10:55) - McKendry, Gilbert, CoCo Vandeweghe

Anisimova/Pavlyuchenkova (Court 1, ESPN2) - Jason Goodall, Chrissie Evert

ESPN studio (11:43) - McKendry, Gilbert, Vandeweghe

Alcaraz/Norrie (Centre Court, ESPN) - Chris Fowler, Patrick McEnroe

ESPN studio (2:01) - McKendry, Gilbert, Vandeweghe, Cahill

ESPN studio (2:34) - McKendry, Evert

ESPN studio (2:40) - McKendry, Evert, Cahill

ESPN2 aired tape of Djokovic/de Minaur from Monday from 1:28 to 2:57.

Day 10 - Wednesday, July 9

On the docket: 58 matches. 100.5 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 2 quarterfinal matches (4 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s singles: 2 quarterfinal matches (3 seeds, 0 American)
• Men’s doubles: 2 quarterfinal matches (4 seeds, no Americans)
• Women’s doubles: 2 quarterfinal matches (3 seeds, 1 American)
• Mixed doubles: idle
  • Touring total: 8 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 4 matches
• Wheelchair doubles: 8 matches
• Legends doubles: 6 matches
• Boys singles: 8 R16 matches
• Girls doubles: 8 R16 matches
• Girls singles: 8 R16 matches
• Boys doubles: 8 R16 matches

Forecast: A fine and increasingly warm day with sunshine. Probably a little more in the way of cloud around during the afternoon, but still with some sunny spells. Light winds. Maximum temperature 82 °F. Sunset 9:16 p.m. local / 4:16 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT (No. 1 Court); ESPN2, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT (Centre Court). Presumably the switch in network assignments is due to American Ben Shelton playing on No. 1 Court.

Commentator assignments:

ESPN2 studio (8:01) - Chris McKendry, CoCo Vandeweghe, Brad Gilbert, Pam Shriver (reporting)

Swiatek/Samsonova (No. 1 Court, ESPN) - Patrick McEnroe, Mary Joe Fernandez

Andreeva/Bencic (Centre Court, ESPN2) - Jason Goodall, Chrissie Evert

ESPN studio (10:12) - McKendry, Vandeweghe, Gilbert

Sinner/Shelton (No. 1 Court, ESPN) - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe

Djokovic/Cobolli (Centre Court, ESPN2) - Mike Monaco, James Blake

ESPN studio (1:15) - McKendry, Gilbert, Cliff Drysdale

At 1:32, ESPN folded into the Djokovic/Cobolli match (at 3-4 of the third set) and both networks aired a simulcast until 3:00.

ESPN/ESPN2 studio (2:55) - McKendry, Gilbert, Drysdale

Day 11 - Thursday, July 10

On the docket: 67 matches. 109.0 hours on court.

• Women’s singles: 2 semifinal matches (3 seeds, 1 American)
• Men’s doubles: 2 semifinal matches (3 seeds, no Americans)
• Mixed doubles: Final (no seeds, no Americans)
  • Touring total: 5 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 8 matches
• Wheelchair doubles: 6 matches
• Legends doubles: 8 matches
• Boys singles: 4 quarterfinal matches
• Girls singles: 4 quarterfinal matches
• Boys doubles: 4 quarterfinal matches
• Girls doubles: 4 quarterfinal matches
• Boys 14&U singles: 16 round-robin matches
• Girls 14&U singles: 8 round-robin matches

Forecast: Clear skies will see a day of prolonged sunshine. Sun perhaps turning hazier at times through the afternoon as high cloud drifts in. Feeling very warm or hot. Humid overnight. Maximum temperature 86 °F. Sunset 9:15 p.m. local / 4:15 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. EDT, following Breakfast at Wimbledon at 7 a.m.

Day 12 - Friday, July 11

On the docket: 49 matches. 81.25 hours on court.

• Men’s singles: 2 semifinal matches (4 seeds, 1 American)
• Women’s doubles: 2 semifinal matches (3 seeds, 2 Americans)
• Women's singles and men's doubles idle
  • Touring total: 4 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 6 matches
• Wheelchair doubles: idle
• Legends doubles: 7 matches
• Boys singles: 2 semifinal matches
• Girls singles: 2 semifinal matches
• Boys doubles: 2 semifinal matches
• Girls doubles: 2 semifinal matches
• Boys 14&U singles: 8 round-robin matches
• Girls 14&U singles: 16 round-robin matches

Forecast: Clear skies and prolonged sunshine throughout Friday. Feeling hot as light winds continue, although feeling slightly cooler along the coast once again. Chance of mist here. Maximum temperature 90 °F. Sunset 9:14 p.m. local / 4:14 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. EDT, following Breakfast at Wimbledon at 7 a.m.

Commentator assignments:

Studio (8:00) - Chris McKendry, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe

Studio (8:11) - McKendry, James Blake, Sam Querrey

Alcaraz/Fritz - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe

Studio (10:02) - McKendry, Blake, Querrey

Studio (11:41) - McKendry, Blake, Querrey, Brad Gilbert

Sinner/Djokovic - Chris Fowler, Patrick McEnroe

Studio (2:04) - McKendry, Gilbert, Mary Joe Fernandez

Day 13 - Saturday, July 12

On the docket: 27 matches. 41.0 hours on court.

• Women’s singles: Final (2 seeds, 1 American)
• Men’s doubles: Final (1 seed, no Americans)
• Men's singles and women's doubles idle
  • Touring total: 2 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 1 matches
• Wheelchair doubles: 2 matches
• Legends doubles: 4 matches
• Boys singles: idle
• Girls singles: Final
• Boys doubles: Final
• Girls doubles: idle
• Boys 14&U singles: 2 semifinals, 6 consolation matches
• Girls 14&U singles: 2 semifinals, 6 consolation matches

Forecast: Some low cloud and fog early and late, but otherwise another fine and hot day for most, although cooler near coasts with an onshore breeze and perhaps some lingering fog. Maximum temperature 88 °F. Sunset 9:14 p.m. local / 4:14 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. EDT, with Breakfast at Wimbledon between matches

Commentator assignments:

Men's doubles final - Jason Goodall, James Blake

Studio (9:49) - Chris McKendry, Mary Joe Fernandez, Darren Cahill (Kris Budden and Jeff Darlington remote)

Studio (10:08) - Chris McKendry, Darren Cahill, Patrick McEnroe, James Blake (Sam Borden remote)

Studio (10:27) - Chris McKendry, Mary Joe Fernandez, Chrissie Evert (Jeff Darlington remote)

Studio (10:42) - Chris McKendry, Mary Joe Fernandez, Darren Cahill, Brad Gilbert

Swiatek/Anisimova - Chris Fowler, Chrissie Evert, Mary Joe Fernandez (post-match interview)

Studio (12:51) - Chris McKendry, Darren Cahill, James Blake, Mary Joe Fernandez

Studio (1:09) - Chris McKendry, Darren Cahill, Mary Joe Fernandez, Chrissie Evert

Studio (1:25) - Chris McKendry, Darren Cahill, Chrissie Evert, James Blake (Kris Budden remote)

Studio (1:43) - Chris McKendry, James Blake, Mary Joe Fernandez

Day 14 - Sunday, July 13

On the docket: 18 matches. 29.5 hours on court.

• Men's singles: Final (2 seeds, no Americans)
• Women’s doubles: Final (2 seeds, no Americans)
  • Touring total: 2 matches
• Wheelchair singles: 2 matches
• Wheelchair doubles: 1 matches
• Legends doubles: 3 matches
• Boys singles: Final
• Girls doubles: Final
• Boys 14&U singles: Final, 3 consolation matches
• Girls 14&U singles: Final, 3 consolation matches

Forecast: Sunny spells Sunday, though cloudier than of late. Whilst still very warm or hot, temperatures will be notably cooler across the east of the region with a fresh onshore breeze. Maximum temperature 86 °F. Sunset 9:14 p.m. local / 4:14 p.m. EDT.

TV Coverage: ESPN, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT, with Breakfast at Wimbledon between matches

Commentator assignments:

Studio (8:03) - Chris McKendry, James Blake, Sam Querrey

Women's doubles final - Jason Goodall, Mary Joe Fernandez

Studio (10:43) - McKendry, Blake, Querrey, Chrissie Evert

Studio (11:02) - McKendry, Blake, Querrey, Mary Joe Fernandez

Sinner/Alcaraz - Chris Fowler, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe, Mary Joe Fernandez (post-match interview)

Studio (12:04 and 12:53) - McKendry, Querrey, Brad Gilbert

Studio (1:39, 3:10) - McKendry, Querrey, Blake

Sign off at 3:20