In tennis, there are a total of four Grand Slam tournaments - the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Out of the four, Wimbledon is the oldest tennis tournament in the ...

How many miles do we run during a tennis game? Tennis is more than just hitting a ball - find out how much running is involved in a game. Wimbledon in numbers: How many do you know? Tennis balls ...

This year is my first as the ball-distribution manager at Wimbledon. There are nine people on my team. My role is to ensure that, with my team, there are always enough tennis balls in the right ...

Players must adjust to the differences, and that has led to complaints about consistency. The ATP is trying to solve the ...

two teenagers from Surrey have taken that idea to the next level by playing tennis against some pros on court at Wimbledon. Aashny and Saran were working as ball girls at the time. In a clip ...

In tournaments, all balls have to be white or yellow in colour. This year, Slazenger is supplying 52,200 tennis balls to Wimbledon. About 20,000 of these are used for qualifying and practice. Every ...

After Wimbledon wrapped up a fortnight of memorable play on Sunday, it was off to the ball for the champions, the Wimbledon Champions' Ball to be exact. After winning Grand Slam No. 22 ...

We contacted the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum to find out a bit more about real tennis, the ball game familiar to Shakespeare and mentioned in several of his plays. They kindly shared a few images.

Wimbledon will continue to use the terms 'ball boy' and 'ball girl' this year Other Grand Slams have turned to generic 'ball kid' and 'ball crew' labels Fans praised Wimbledon's decision but ...

The All England Club announced that AI will be used to make the ‘out’ and ‘fault’ calls at the championships from 2025.

In my reporting, I learned that the Association of Tennis Professionals makes as much money from licensing ball and player tracking data as it does selling its broadcast rights. Wimbledon will ...

LONDON (AP) The heat at Wimbledon on Wednesday caused a ball boy to collapse, a player to feel ''dizzy'' and thermometers to rise to record levels for the tournament. In the bright sunshine in ...