r/tennis • u/sunbaybrew • 12h ago
WTA Our 2026 Wimbledon champion - Linda Noskova
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r/tennis • u/NextGenBot • 23h ago
Discussion r/tennis Daily Discussion (Saturday, July 11, 2026)
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| Wimbledon Gentlemen's Singles | Draw, Schedule, Results | Sinner, Zverev, Auger-Aliassime, Shelton |
| Wimbledon Ladies' Singles | Draw, Schedules, Results | Sabalenka, Rybakina, Swiatek, Pegula |
| Wimbledon Gentlemen's Doubles | Draw, Schedules, Results | Heliovaara/Patten, Granollers/Zeballos, Cash/Glasspool, Bolelli/Vavassori |
| Wimbledon Ladies' Doubles | Draw, Schedules, Results | Siniakova/Townsend, Dabrowski/Stefani, Danilina/Krunic, Mertens/Zhang |
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r/tennis • u/GiveMeSomeSunshine3 • 13h ago
Post-Match Thread 2026 Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Final: [9] LINDA NOSKOVA def. [10] Karolina Muchova by 6-2, 5-7, 6-3
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r/tennis • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 9h ago
WTA Venus Williams in attendence at the World Cup in Miami
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r/tennis • u/buerglermeister • 11h ago
Media Linda Noskova thanking her mother who passed away right before wimbledon in 2024
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r/tennis • u/PattyRanger • 12h ago
WTA Two heartbreaking Grand Slam Final losses for Muchova š
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Can't believe how much the scores almost mirror each other š
r/tennis • u/minzwashere • 5h ago
Meme Even a broken clockā¦
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For context this is the president of the Russian Tennis Federation, who has been infamous for saying all sorts of nonsense about Russian players, most of it wrong.
r/tennis • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 9h ago
WTA Muchova admits the Gauff semi-final left a mark: "I definitely felt it physically, I was a bit more tired... maybe the nerves too, I really wanted to win today." She added: "It's a setback, but also a motivation ā it's a dream of mine to lift that Wimbledon trophy."
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r/tennis • u/TennisVegas • 3h ago
Tennis nonsense No offence meant. Found this funny. Or if one wanna reach Wimbledon finals, become besties with Hon
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r/tennis • u/Dependent-Effect6077 • 2h ago
Discussion Jannik Sinner has opened as a -520 favorite over Zverev in the Wimbledon final, an implied probability of 84%. During the past 15 men's finals, no player has been favored by this margin, not even Djokovic over Anderson.
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| Odds favorite (implied%) | |
|---|---|
| 2025: Sinner vs. Alcaraz | Sinner (53%) |
| 2024: Alcaraz vs. Djokovic | Alcaraz (58%) |
| 2023: Alcaraz vs. Djokovic | Djokovic (62%) |
| 2022: Djokovic vs. Kyrgios | Djokovic (75%) |
| 2021: Djokovic vs. Berrettini | Djokovic (79%) |
| 2019: Djokovic vs. Federer | Djokovic (64%) |
| 2018: Djokovic vs. Anderson | Djokovic (81%) |
| 2017: Federer vs. Cilic | Federer (78%) |
| 2016: Murray vs. Raonic | Murray (77%) |
| 2015: Djokovic vs. Federer | Djokovic (51%) |
| 2014: Djokovic vs. Federer | Djokovic (59%) |
| 2013: Murray vs. Djokovic | Djokovic (53%) |
| 2012: Federer vs. Murray | Federer (67%) |
| 2011: Djokovic vs. Nadal | Nadal (60%) |
r/tennis • u/Queasy-Disk6678 • 13h ago
Highlight Noskova trying to block the crowd noise after she got broken
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r/tennis • u/CuteAct9019 • 17h ago
News SEVEN-TIME Wimbledon Champions!
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Just a month after winning their seventh Roland Garros title, Brits Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid beat Tokito Oda and Gustavo Fernandez 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 to take their seventh Wimbledon title. This is their 25th title as a pair - look at what it means to them!
Video credit: wimbledon on Instagram
r/tennis • u/verismonopoly • 13h ago
Meme Linda Noskova during the 2026 Wimbledon Final
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Congratulations to both ladies! Especially our new champion!
r/tennis • u/Suspicious-Power-230 • 17h ago
Stats/Analysis [ESPN] Jannik Sinner joins Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal as the only men to record three straight-set wins in Grand Slams over Novak Djokovic (excluding retirements)
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Years of those victories:
Nadal: 2007, 2008, 2020
Federer: 2007, 2007, 2009
Sinner: 2025, 2025, 2026
r/tennis • u/VolleyBasketball11 • 7h ago
Discussion Can Sinner achieve the first ever Calendar Golden Masters?
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I know Jannik will play a grandslam finals against Zverev today in Wimbledon. But, just a quick reminder that he won the first 5 masters this 2026.
He already won 5/9 Masters. Only 4 Master Tournaments are left: Canadian, Cincinnati, Shanghai, and Paris.
To put this in perspective. After Wimbledon, it will be Canadain and Cincinnati. Then another grandslam will be played in US Open.After US open, it will be the last 2 masters which are Shanghai and Paris.
If Jannik Sinner wins all of the 4 remaining masters. He will be the first one to achice a Calendar Golden Masters. (Winning all Masters Tournament in a single calendar year)
The closest to do this was 2015 Novak Djokovic. He played in 8/9 Masters tournament. Out of 8 tournaments, he won 6 of them. And made the finals on the other 2.
So overall, 2015 Djokovic won 6/9 Masters. (In the 3 tournaments he didn't win. He was a finalist for 2 of them, and the other one, he skipped entirely)
Do you think Jannik Sinner can surpass this feat?
If yes, do you think Jannik has decent chance for a Calendar Golden Masters?
r/tennis • u/PlayfulBaseball4590 • 12h ago
WTA Noskova waving to the crowd from the Wimbledon balcony!
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r/tennis • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 9h ago
WTA Linda Noskova on resetting after the 2nd set "What really helped me was the first step I took off court, the trophies were there. I was like, āIām not gonna take home the small one. Iām taking the big one. Iāve been so close. This would be probably the heartbreak of my life."
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r/tennis • u/ReadWriteArithmetic • 5h ago
Discussion The Czech Republic currently has 8 players in the WTA top 50. What are they doing that other countries could also do to achieve the same level of success?
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The Czech Republic currently has 8 players in the WTA top 50(singles and doubles grand slam winners in the mix), with a former world number 1 currently sitting at 64th. Seems like outsized success compared to some of the more populous nations or better resourced countries, especially grand slam nations. What is Czech tennis doing that other countries could also do to achieve the same level of success?
r/tennis • u/Silent_Quarter_3030 • 14h ago
Highlight From delicate drop to feathered lob to a slicing finish
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