— roger federer! it was a day when sioirtin roger federer!hen sporting royalty met _ roger federer! it was a day when sporting royalty met the - roger federer! it was a day when sporting royalty met the real- roger federer! it was a day when l sporting royalty met the real thing. roger federer, here for the first time since retiring alongside the princess of wales as wimbledon paid tribute to one of the greatest it has seen. and soon it was time for another. a decade on from his first title here, good andy murray roll back the years? it was up against fellow briton ryan peniston and after a sticky start he seized the first set. peniston, the world number 268, was suddenly being given the runaround. andy murray cruising to the second set, 6—0. in the end, it was all very straightforward. tougher tests await, but andy murray's wimbledon challenges up and running. the murray's wimbledon challenges up and runnini. ., , ., , �* running. the last few years i've been very _ running. the last few years i've been very challenged, - running. the last f

i want roger federer to watch one of my matches obviously and i wish to talk a little bit with him, fore would be amazing and i hope to, you know, to see him around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with a rather encouraging victory over fellow briton. in the world and he started slowly against a wildcard compatriot on centre court eventually showed his greater class to fight off early breakpoints and in 6—3, 6-6, 6-1. this three in store on wimbledon, most of those rain delayed matches scheduled for play along of course with the start of the second round. the rain has poured for most of these two days at wimbledon, the forecast is looking better on wednesday, we will see round 2 matches get under way on centre court including iga swiatek, world number one, trying to win her first wimbledon title. iga swiatek has been talking about how comfortable she is starting to feel on the grass but still, in her words, has a lot to learn. she is the current us open champion but she is desperate to get her hands on the venus

i want roger federer to watch one of my matches obviously and my wish to talk a little bit with him,or me would be amazing and i hope to, you know, to see him around more than once.- around more than once. andy murray meanwhile _ around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has - around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with a rather encouraging victory over ray and dennis murrie is ranked 40th in the world and he started slowly against a wildcard compatriot on centre court eventually showed his greater class to fight off early breakpoints and when 63—6 love — 61. this three in store on wimbledon, most of those rain delayed matches scheduled for play along of course with the start of the second round with a look ahead now. the rain has poured _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for— with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of- with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of these i has poured for most of these two days at wimbledo

you mentioned venus williams, roger federer. anotherformer mentioned venus williams, roger federer.ther former wimbledon champion is andy murray and he gets his campaign up and running later today, as well. it is his campaign up and running later today. as well-— today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten _ today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years _ today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years since - today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years since his - think it is ten years since his first wimbledon title. we have a mouthwatering match in many ways on centre court. he will be the second match. he is playing ryan peniston. he had a good run last year at queens. andy murray, with a metal hip, 36 years old. had an impressive run of the australian open this year. he says he is feeling good, moving well. we had a disappointing first round defeat at queens, but prior to that a couple of challenger tournament victories for him at nottingham and surbiton. andy murray will be targeting the second week of a grand slam, something he has

honestly, i want roger federate to watch one of my matches.he would talk a little bit within. for me, it would be amazing, and i hope to, you know, to see him around more than once. andy murray maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with an encouraging victory over fellow briton ryan peniston. murray is ranked 40th in the world and the two time champion started slowly against his wildcard compatriot on centre court. but eventually showed his greater class to fight off early break points and moving up a gear to win 6—3 6—0 6—1. so a hectic day three in store at wimbledon on wednesday with most of those rain—delayed first round matches scheduled for play, along with the start of the second round. with a look ahead, here's chetan pathak. the rain has poured for most of these first two days at wimbledon. the forecast is looking betterfor wimbledon. the forecast is looking better for wednesday. on centre court, we will see round two matches get under way, that includes the world number one trying to win her first wimbled

level of professional tennis 18 years ago. joking, which has used the d z like high boss it by roger federer and roughly on the dial as inspiration to push himself to his lips. piece. but it's grand slam title. he's probably not been in 2000. and i was celebrated by thousands of serbian fans in belgrade. they could never have guessed what was still to come. 10 astray didn't open wins. 3 friendship and victories. 3 successful us open campaigns. and of course, saving wimbledon ties all told, a wrinkled unmatched. but juggled, which is great, hasn't always been played sailing. so it was deported on the 8th, the 2022, a spreading open and made confir busy of his stance on could be 19 vaccines at the spring, sharp junk of which was criticized the writing costs a vote is the hot of sylvia on the camera in the wake of clashes between knighthood piece, capers and ethnic serbs in cost of a throughout all this junk of which is on cold performances, remain strong. he's still very much a man living a childhood 3. i was a 7 year old the dreaming that i could win wimbledon and become number one in the wor

where is roger federer is was the kind of a huge a full bottle plastic for fiction. and wrapping the dogs had this kind of must be a must get a athleticism know by joking, which is meant to be tough. he grinds out victories. he digs in ends, he endures any stop and i'm that's less lovable, but it's just as admirable. and he is arguably becomes the greatest power of that generation. perhaps of grace's class, of old time, as he said he's, he's his, his record is astounding. he's going to be going for a record of green, $24.00 grand slam title here, possibly equaling roger federer is 8 wimbledon titles. he hasn't lost on sense of codes in more than 10 years. this match that we watching at the moment as being dependent and was being swinging backwards and forwards. and at the moment it could go either ways, absolutely scintillating stuff. oh yeah, i'm glad that you mentioned the main tool was. busy that you all can reach positions they because right now it's al cortes that might have to show more of that than we've seen to date in he's young career. the king of spain is

the last man to meet roger federer at this championship hasjust taken meet roger federer at this championshipt taken the first set against a british player. so much to look forward to. there were some big stories here last night which kind of went under the radar. two—time champion onlyjust sneaking own of the line to win her first round match. a former finalist also went out last night. a good win for another. the weather is looking fair so we should get matches played. you mentioned those grand slam champions, one is an action right now. it is a centre court that we are looking forward to later. i think you need a few more sets of eyes! of those show courts, who do we need to look out for?— eyes! of those show courts, who do we need to look out for? we've got a -o corn we need to look out for? we've got a pepcorn match _ we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between _ we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between andy - we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between andy murrayj popcorn match between andy murray and tsitsipas and that is scheduled third

{iii he has been the guy to beat. of course roger federer will not be there, rafael nadal will not bete and on the women side the favourite has to be iga swiatek. she is polish, she has just won the french open, what can you tell us about her and her my challenger? she can you tell us about her and her my challenger?— can you tell us about her and her my challenger? she has had a big learning — her my challenger? she has had a big learning curve _ her my challenger? she has had a big learning curve on - her my challenger? she has had a big learning curve on the - a big learning curve on the grass, she hasn�*t been to the quarter—final and the pros at wimbledon yet but she is looking better on grass is the already, she won three matches at a warmup tournament and told out from one of the wimbledon because she thought she had enough prep for it. grass is sort of still the unknown, there�*s a couple of other players in the draw, between the defending champion elena rybakina more comfortable on grass, aryna sabalenka also a bit more comfortable on grass, those of the top three i think tho

let me tell you, roger federer, the man himself and will be back.the sending —— parties insigne earri celebrations. serena williams unable to travel, heavily pregnant at the moment. we will see roger federer and not serena williams. let's go to centre court. we started the day talking about venus williams and the challenge she faced falling on the court. you see her with the strapping on her leg. she has missed five months with tell mac of tennis already this year, but she was good in birmingham —— five months of tennis. she won that match before she ended up losing to the eventual winner, but venus williams started this match against elina svitolina splaying really well, then slipped at the net. has not of the same since she lost at first set 6—4. she has been broken already, so it looks like venus williams is going out of these championships and we don't quite frankly know if we will see her back here again, but i'm sure most of that crowd on centre court be 20 wheeler over the line. when we think about great champions of this credible tournament,

it was fantastic seeing i andy murray, roger federer. really great. andy murray, roger federer.at. what is day three hold in store? let's go live _ great. what is day three hold in store? let's go live to - great. what is day three hold in i store? let's go live to wimbledon and talk tojohn. and talk to john. good and talk tojohn. good morning. hello. talk about putting on a show, the weather did that yesterday. but not the weather we would have hoped for. it wasn't exactly sunshine, but a lot of rain which impacted things. it means little or no plate could be staged in some of these outside courts. this is court 18 when katie boulter started her match, but couldn't finish it. the princess of wales was in attendance, before she headed over to centre court to watch andy murray. the covers remained on yesterday for much of the day. it meant no play on the outside courts. a backlog for the organisers to get through, 87 matches today to try to get through some of those matches that were not able to play yesterday. with the rules on court number one and centre courtjust over my shoul

even still, he's seen of roger federer who's gone and he thinking, i thought he comes to the spotlight onto another back now, now i can take my stand decides it goes away and something, oh, nothing really changes this view is still the rest of the dollars. almost gone, but still he's fighting for the spotlight. even one step further is the carlos alvarez. the young spaniard, a 2020 year old, raging bull with all the skill of the movement comes along. and suddenly, the public left him instead, and the next still standing the same boat. how much is enough? i'm sure it is something that will save him well as he goes to 22 and 23 titles, but still he can't get enough left. so let's turn our attention to the women's draw um, who should we be keeping an eye on that? just one he goes to be on tick is a 22 year old polish woman. says one, just about everywhere else, but on grass and she just hasn't yet found to face at the all england club as soon as she does, i think we're going to start to talk about a new martin, right? we're not going to jump along and say, let's talk about the catching st

lleyton hewitt was the last man not named roger federer, rafael nadal or novak djokovic or andy murraywcase his all—round game this is someone who can definitely take that mantle. it definitely felt like a changing of the guard on sunday. how about novak djokovic? what comes next for him? he is 36 years old, does not look 36, obviously, but this tends to be an age where you see tennis superstars begin to think about retirement. eventually novak djokovic will hang up the racquet but this is someone who is very motivated. he wants to finish his career atop the list of being the all—time men's singles grand slam champion. so he does have 23 now, he is still healthy and i think as the slams continue to happen, novak djokovic, if he is in them he is still going to be tough to beat and hopefully we get more of these epic battles between djokovic and alcaraz. looking ahead, the us open starts next month. is djokovic the favourite for that grand slam as well? i would say so. he had great success on hard courts but alcaraz is the defending champion. you cannot also count out the likes of casper

all the talk going into these championships was about whether novak djokovic would win a roger federerth grand slam total overall bringing him level with margaret court. he went into this final as the heavy favourite. his 35th at a grand slam against carlos alcaraz, a man only playing in his second major final man only playing in his second majorfinal and man only playing in his second major final and the first on centre court, the first set went the way of novak djokovic. he never lost a match at wimbledon where he won the opening set but then he has never played carlos alcaraz who steadied his nerves, harness the adrenaline and took the next two sets just as he was making the 16 year age difference show, djokovic, at 36, reset like he so often does and only fourth set with the momentum now with him. and so to the showdown, a winner takes all defining set and carlos alcaraz lost to djokovic at the french open last month but no nerves, no anxiety here as the 20—year—old from spain kept his focus to win the match at the first time of asking. and after 20 years of federal, djokovic and t

so and from so won the us open, and from then on he could become the new roger federer because miss rogeruse i miss federer, don't you? >> 5 federer, don't you? » a >> pierce he was such a well, he was elegant player. was an elegant player. >> he would never have >> yeah. and he would never have smashed racket that, smashed his racket like that, would well i don't think so. would he? well i don't think so. but mean, don't think he but i mean, i don't think he ever did, did he? no >> well, actually, it's those ones that it's borg. it's federer, that you federer, the ones that you think are calm, friendly carisma are the calm, friendly carisma attic as kids. they were nightmares. yeah. borg was the same as that. >> paul you know, when djokovic had that moment with the umpire where he was getting a bit cross about the towel situation. >> timing, yeah. what was that about? have 25 about? well, they have 25 seconds the serve, so if seconds to make the serve, so if you go, you would see it if you were on the court, very were on the court, you very rarely see tv . but there's rarely see it on tv

and a total 24 level with roger federer and a total 2a grand slams him level with the all time recordkovic is chasing this year alone, the history djokovic is chasing this yearalone, if the history djokovic is chasing this year alone, if you could win that will be free of the four grand slams in his pocket with the us open still to come. but carlos alcaraz might just be playing his fourth ever grass court tournament but goodness me is he taking wild the surface. he looks dynamic and explosive, dug himself out of trouble from a set down and yet here he finds himself in the final. this is a repeat of the french open semifinal, the only time these two have met at a grand slam where alcaraz was more than in with a shout until he got cramp after the first two sets and disappeared from making that match a contest. he says he learned a lot from that and let's hope he can make a context of this. looking down on my screen at the moment i can tell you alcaraz is in trouble in his first service game and has to save points. djokovic is on the brink of going to love up. points. djokovic is on the

as you say, if he wins today, he will be called roger federer, his record of a wimbledon titles. this is going to be a match of mental resilience. and there are few players ever as mentally resilience as no eventual can, which is talk about mental resilience that rory outcries is a lot of pressure on him. sorry, much. vegas millions. back in spain. watch this much. the king of spain is actually the one of the boxes that one but, and can he handle the pressure and time this match around? do you think? yeah, no, just the king of spain, the st. brad pitt in the crowds. we say in the daniel craig, it's james bond and his wife, rachel, vice, and the crowd to so this is a saw started event. and this young, 20 year old spaniard is really going to class to play a self self. if he's gonna overcome that 1st set deficit.

year since 2018 into his sixth in a row would be a record tying overall number of titles with roger federerusly the grand slams, winning the two previous majors this year including a win over alcatraz in the finals well, actually fell short and had some cramping issues and brockovich is definitely riding high and even though alcatraz is looking better, he won a warm—up tournament in london at the queen's club a couple weeks ago, djokovic has to beat him. brockovich is such a powerhouse and you mentioned that grass was not always his favourite all his best surface of what changed to make him so dominant at wimbledon? it changed to make him so dominant at wimbledon?— at wimbledon? it was never barred -- — at wimbledon? it was never barred -- battle _ at wimbledon? it was never barred -- battle grasp - at wimbledon? it was never barred -- battle grasp or. at wimbledon? it was never l barred -- battle grasp or save barred —— battle grasp or save a bit on the hardcourt and something changed with the grass actually i think the grass actually i think the grass started playing slower and more consi

no stopping him at the moment, through to the third round as the favourite for roger federer—equalling wimbledon singles titles. jordan thompson, the australian, causing him some trouble at times, but nothing to worry him too much. also through to the third round is iga swiatek, world number one and top seed, hoping to win her first wimbledon title, beating sara sorribes tormo in straight sets. court two saw stefanos tsitsipas ultimately beat dominic thiem in a final set tie—break. andy murray awaits seven tsitsipas in the second round on thursday. wins for medvedev, fritz, tiafoe, shelton — a couple of surprises, with pliskova going out. cricket and the english women have kept their ashes hopes alive with a thrilling three—run victory over australia in the must—win second t20. england still trail 6—2 in the multiformat series that inflicted a first t20 defeat for the world champions since march 2021. jo curry was at the oval for us. this is a momentous win for england. notjust to keep the ashes alive but for some much—needed confidence. victories against the world champions, well, the

control of the much. 6—3, 6—3, 7—6, djokovic aiming to secure his eighth wimbledon title matching roger federerare good for our colour and will now play australia postjordan thompson, australia post jordan thompson, ranked australia postjordan thompson, ranked 70th. it australia post jordan thompson, ranked 70th-_ ranked 70th. it is a feeling like no other— ranked 70th. it is a feeling like no other tournament l ranked 70th. it is a feeling | like no other tournament in ranked 70th. it is a feeling - like no other tournament in the world, walking out on the centre court of wimbledon as the defending champion. i know i can always play that up at the same time after a long clay—court season coming into wimbledon without any preparation of event, expected that i still properly not big on my 100% of the level of my tennis, so hopefully as a tournament progresses i raise my level as well.— my level as well. perhaps the bi est my level as well. perhaps the biggest shock _ my level as well. perhaps the biggest shock of _ my level as well. perhaps the biggest shock of the - my level as well. perhaps th

completely outclassed. 6—3, 6—3, 7—6, djokovic aiming to secure his eighth wimbledon title, matching roger federercord for a male player and will now play australia's jordan thompson, ranked 70th in the world. it is a feeling like no other tournament in the world, walking out on the centre court of wimbledon as the defending champion. i know i can always play better but at the same time after a long clay—court season coming into wimbledon without any preparation tournament lead up event, it's expected that i'm still probably not on my 100% of the level of my tennis, so hopefully as a tournament progresses i raise my level as well. perhaps the biggest shock of the first round so far came in the women's event with 7th seed coco gauff crashing out. she was beaten in three sets by fellow american sofia kenin, her earliest exit at the tournament. kenin, the 2020 australian open champion, won 6—4, 4—6, 6—2. gauff famously beat venus williams in the first round back in 2019 when she was just 15. williams had to fight back from injury after slipping in the opening set, but in the end lost to elina svitoli

whether novak djokovic would win 3 roger federer equalling eight wimbledon men's singles title and a 24th grand slam title overall, to bring him level with margaret court. of course he went into this final as the heavy favourite, his 35th at a grand slam against carlos alcaraz, a man only playing in his second majorfinal and the first on centre court. the first set but novak djokovic�*s way, he'd never lost a match at wimbledon where he had won the opening set but that he has never played carlos alcaraz who has steadied his nerves, harnessed the adrenaline and took the next two sets. just as he made the 16 year age difference show, djokovic at 36, preset like he so often does and one ——won the fourth set with a momentum now with him. and so to the showdown. a winner takes all deciding set, carlos alcaraz cramped and lost to djokovic at the french open last month but no nerves. no anxiety here as the 20—year—old from spain kept his focus to win the match at the first time of asking. so after 20 years of federer, djokovic, nadal and murray the names of the wimbledon trophy, the world n

is business as usual for novak djokovic, into yet another wimbledon semi—final as he chases a roger federerighth title here, russia's andrey rublev to take the first set of him but his weight for a first grand slam semi—final continues. next for djokovic will be yannick sinner, a man who is finally into his first grand slam semi after beating his opponent in four sets. he played djokovic at last year's wimbledon and lost, having won the first two sets, he went out in five. could it be different this time? after winning stage ten of the tour de france, spanish rider dedicated his victory to his late teammate who died after a crash at last month's to address with. he was in a group of 1a riders that broke away from the pallet on with 80 kilometres to go, the stage ended with a sprint finish, with the 33—year—old claiming the first brand to a victory of his career. jonas vingegaard kept his overall lead but moved up to fifth place. 18 gold medals were decided on day three of the world para athletics championships in paris, there were also several new world and championship records set as rache

into yet another wimbledon semifinal as he chases a roger federer equalling eighth title here.s andrei rublev did take the first set off him, but his wait for a first grand slam semifinal continues. next for djokovic will be jannik sinner, a man who is finally into his first grand slam semi after beating russia's roman catholic in four sets. sinner play djokovic at last year's wimbledon and lost having won the first two sets he went out in five. could it be different this time? chethan pathak there. after winning stage ten of the tour de france, spanish rider pello bilbao dedicated his victory to his late team—mate gino mader who died after a crash at last month's tour de suisse. bilbao was in a group of 1a riders that broke away from the peloton with 80 kilometres to go. the stage ended with a sprint finish with the 33—year—old claiming the first grand tour victory of his career. yonas vingergor kept his overall lead, but bilbao moved up to fifth place, above the british trio of twins adam and simon yates and tom pidcock. 18 gold medals were decided on day three of the world p

he is trying to win his fifth wimbledon in a row, trying to equal roger federer�*s eights in total.hat is the sort of history that novak djokovic is chasing. he will be playing here hammock sinner, in his first grand slam semifinal. there is more than a 14 year age gap between the two of them. forjannik sinner, it is a breakthrough championship. he did take two sets up championship. he did take two sets up novak djokovic last year. novak djokovic is feeling confident and believes that he yet again is the favourite to win this title. i don't want to sound arrogant but of course i consider myself favourite. judging the results that i had in my career here and the previous four occasions of wimbledon that i have won, reaching another semifinal, so i do see myself favourite, yes. confident as ever. once that match is finished we will see carlos alcaraz against the neil medvedev. it is incredible to think for carlos alcaraz, this is his fourth senior tournament ever on grass. he has let up tournament ever on grass. he has let up these championships. he is such a dynamic, explosive player

he is trying to win any title which would bring him up to the level with roger federer.he numbers that are inspiring novak djokovic. yannick has got to hold on to some face. he took on djokovic last year. could he make an inroad this year? that is what he is trying to do this yearin that is what he is trying to do this year in centre court. once that match is done, we'll see world number one carlos alcaraz facing daniil medvedev. can alcaraz reach his first wimbledon final? it is only his fourth senior tournament on grass. he has let at these championships so far. with some big results. against what we saw in his contemporary. this will be a different challenge. he has called him an optimist because he has that that ability to return bowls and find angles. medvedev in his first 12. there is a sense that if alcatraz makes it through, he will play djokovic. you expect novak djokovic to win it again. djokovic has held onto his serve in the end, so he is a set and 3—1 up in the second. so he is a set and 3-1 up in the second. . ~ so he is a set and 3-1 up in the second. ., ~

brokovich hard, but this was far more straightforward joking, which is now one victory away from roger federer is record 8 wimbledon titles and mortgage which 24 grand slam wins at $36.00 brokovich beat a man 15 years is junior, but he made it clear retirement. is it in his plans yet? i tried not to look at the age as a, as a hindrance or a fox or that might besides the outcome of the courts. in contrary activity i, i feel yes, 36 isn't you? 26. i guess. you know, it feels good and joke, visual phase. another young man and sundays final 20 year old callers, elgar as a major new force in men's tenants, the ruling valley. take a convincing reset victory over daniel madrid of russia. the world number one is going for just a 2nd major title after winning the us open last year. but he said he's ready for what joke of which has to throw at him. the dream, you know, since i started paying things to play, i find out about this even more is present to me, i guess the know what you know, you know, but to it's a fine on. there's no time to, you know, be afraid. there's no time to be tired, i will go for

novak djokovic, no stopping him at the moment, through to the third rank is the favourite for roger federeralling eight wimbledon singles titles. jordan thompson of australia caused him some trouble at times, but nothing to worry novak djokovic too much. also safely through to the third round is iga swiatek, the number one and top seed hoping to win her first wimbledon title. she beat sorribes tormo in straight sets. the match of day was arguably on court two. it saw tsitsipas ultimately beat the former us open champion, thiem in a final set tie—break. it's andy murray that awaits tsitsipas in that second round on thursday. there were also wins on wednesday for daniel medvedev, taylor fritz, frances tiafoe, holga rune, young ben shelton behind me. couple of surprising results, pliskova a finalist going out while the eighth seed was beaten in three sets by ukraine's athlete. england's women have kept their ashes hopes alive with a thrilling three—run victory over australia in the must—win second t20. england still trail 6—2 in the multi—format series but inflicted a first t20 defeat for the

djokovic did drop the third set against hubert hurkacz, who of course put roger federer out a coupleyears ago, but he could not keep up that momentum, djokovic broke serve in the fourth set and goes through to play russia's andrey rublev in the last eight. american christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of the championship. he's a world number 43 and he's having the week of his life. he has beaten the world number 6, the greek, stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas, who had already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks who had previously beaten last year's semi finalist, cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five sets. he will now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals — that has not happened here before. daniil medvedev only needed to win two sets againstjiri lehecka before his opponent retired injured. also a retirement in the women's draw. elena rybakina safely through to the quarter final after her brazilian opponent, beatriz haddad maia, pulled up with a lower back problem 4—1 down in the first set. she wil

it is not one victory away from roger federer is recommended. a wimbledon titles a month. it costs 24 grand slam with a 36 duck of age b to minus 15 years his junior. and he had a clear message for any opponents hoping for his retirement. i tried not to look at the age as a, as a hindrance or a flock there that might, besides the outcome of the court being contrary actually i, i feel yes, 36 isn't you 26. i guess. you know it feels good. talk of age. we'll face another young story and sundays. fine old twins zeroed carlos outcries. the this one you finish still reading rally contains a 3 set. big 3 over, down know met with that of russia. the world number one is going for just a 2nd major types of off the winning the us open last year. but he said he's ready for both have a chunk of which has to throw in dream. you know, since i started paying things to play, i find out about this, even more space something, i guess, the norwalk, you know, you know, but to, it's a point on, there's no time to, you know, be afraid. there's no time to be tired. i will go for you. i mean all

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was also at wimbledon today imparts to support their friend jt but they were there to celebrate roger federalent on centre court arena, the moment on centre court arena, the belarusian player allowed was playing and she is a setup in the opening game of the second set and norrie as does one up against thomas and the qualifier who be novak novak djokovic earlier year but norrie looking to beat this man reached the second when we reach the semifinals and andy murray is safely into the round of the top of the programme and this went over micro to open the sun is up and joined them at the team in wimbledon tonight. good night. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavy ish rain around through tuesday afternoon. 0n the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northern ireland brought some showery conditions. this one in the south was a system that continued to develop and we saw rain become extensive across southern england, southern wales, the midlands and east anglia. this system is going to continue developing through the course

kind of guy, it's in the final land is now one victory away from roger. federer is wrinkled, 8 wimbledon titles and margaret quotes. twinkle wins that branch at 36 stroke of its beat, a man 15 use his junior in sooner, and he had on his words for any opponents hoping he might soon retire. i tried not to look at the age as uh, as a hindrance or a flock there that might besides the outcome of the courts being contrary actually i, i feel, yes. so 6 isn't you 26, i guess. you know it feels good. i underlined all the top story by following for you this hour here on the w news. and the ruth says blank is from the ballad of russia know from the russian most and break with boxes are acting as instructors that have military range. southeast of the capital mens the defense industry released the video. it says joe's bach and finance training local forces. that's all from me tonight. frank golf. we'll have more news next hour in the meantime. say to my faith as well and have a good weekend the i sorry, so one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a goo

what victory away from roger federer is record a wimbledon titles. margaret quotes $24.00 grand slam with a $36.00 stroke of age be to month 15 years, his junior. but he made clear retirement isn't in his plans yet. i tried not to look at the age as a, as a hindrance or a flock there that might, besides the outcome on the courts. being contrary, actually, i, i feel, yes, 36 isn't you? 26. i guess. you know, it feels good. it's angelica visual face, another young, stirring sausages on sundays, final 20 year old carlos all carouse. imagine you force in men's tennis the time you finish reading rally to planes and convincing reset victory of a new met with that of russia. the world number one is going for his for just a 2nd of major title off the winning the us open last year. and he said he's ready to whatever doctor visits has to throw it in the dream. you know, since i started paying things to play, i find out about this even more space on free. i guess the norwalk, you know, you know, but to, it's a fine on. it's not time to, you know, be afraid. there's no time to be tired. i wouldn

earlier on center court, djokovic did drop the third set against her coach, who of course, put roger federerof years ago, but he couldn't keep up that momentum. djokovic finally broke serve in the fourth set and goes through to play russia's andrei rublev. in the last eight, america's christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of these championships. he's the world number 43, and he's having the week of his life. he's put out the greek fifth seed, stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas, who'd already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks, who previously beaten last year's semifinalist cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five, and he'll now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals. that's not happened here before. medvedev only needed to win two sets against yury lachica before his opponent retired with injury. there was also a retirement in the women's draw elena rybakina safely through to the quarter finals after her brazilian opponent, beatrice haddad maia pulled up with a lower back problem, 4—1 down in the first set and

roger federer ended his legendary ten square in september leisure after 24 years. exclusive interview where they discuss handle and what he is doing in retirement. >> i think because i show up in completely different random places nowadays, you know, some people are really surprised a very happy to see me. i've had a moment where an orians express, a guy chase me down. can i please have a picture? i'm, like yeah. i think you are? i don't know you think i am. are you nadal? until, sorry i'm not. i kept on walking. the guy looked and said, such a pity. not nadal, he kept looking back. i thought he was maybe gonna figure it out, he didn't. >> he missed his moment. >> he's not -- missed his moment. one of the picture of rafa. i've moments like these. or yesterday when i went to the concert, the cold like concert. >> this came out of nowhere, suddenly around stage performing with the band. how did that come about? >> greatest tennis player of all-time -- roger federer. >> on saturday night, he invites me at this, do you want to come and help us with one of the songs? yo

novak djokovic is looking for his eighth wimbledon title that would bring him level with roger federere 24th grand slam off the back of winning the australian open and the french open already this year. can he win the us open of the back of this as well? we shouldn't take anything for granted. he is playing pedro cachin, the young argentinian, who has only played one match on grass going into these championships. his main draw debut and he made a good start to be fair to him. debut and he made a good start to be fairto him. he debut and he made a good start to be fair to him. he broke novak djokovic early on. the 28—year—old, novak djokovic is 36. he hasn't lost on that code for a decade. he won the first set 6—3. let me tell you what's happening on court one because play is back in the way and it is match point. she is hoping to make it past the fourth round of the championship for the first time and she has won that match and she is through, the first —— the french open champion hoping to figure it out on grass and she has won in straight sets. so the number one seed goes into the se

he is trying to match the eight wimbledon finals of roger federer.d your watching live now on centre court againstjannik sinner. he has managed to win both times they have played, including the quarterfinal last year. novak djokovic lost the first two sets to jannik sinner last year and that will give the italian some hope that he can match novak djokovic on grass. can he do it for five sets? this is jannik �*s first grand slam semifinal. this is a breakthrough moment for him. he has the game to trouble novak djokovic, but will it be enough? unlikely. novak djokovic says he will be taking his opponent very seriously this afternoon. he taking his opponent very seriously this afternoon.— this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected that - this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected that he i of course it is expected that he will improve and he is improving, no

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winning and setting new records , the most proud tennis man in the world will equal the swiss roger federer's record of 8 championships in the event of wimbledon 2023, while the terminator will progress in the event of winning the 24th grand slam. and increasing the distance with the rival of paleontologists, next to margaret court of australia, she will become the most honored tennis player of all time. playing the ball is not an easy task , but winning four grand slam titles is my goal. last month in the semi-finals of roland gros tennis, he lost to novak djokovic. with his brilliant performance in this tournament, and especially the defeat of the world number 3 in the semi-finals, he is now ready to take revenge on the nation to become the second champion in the grand slam series and establish his position. as the man of the world, although he has not lost in wimbledon since 2018, he will have a very difficult task ahead of him, and meeting djokovic is extremely difficult, but i believe in myself and he will defeat him . these last few years have become an impossible mission, and now it mu

he is trying to win a roger federer— equalling men's title.uld be a 24th grand slam title for him if he can get it done. he should have no problems today against argentina's pedro catching. he has only played one match in his professional career, so novak djokovic should be feeling pretty upbeat about his chances. the popcorn natural people is the second one on centre court. it is venus williams, a five—time champion here. seven time grand slam champion. 44 years old, and still going strong. she will be playing elina svitolina, the ukrainian play who has done a lot to raise money for her homeland. ukrainian plays being supported by the all england club. at their core accommodation paid for them. back, club. at their core accommodation paid forthem. back, having had her daughter at the quarterfinal. we have iga swiatek, was you figure it out on good grass finally? you will be playing china'sjun lynn, just some of the highlights on a very busy opening day here. we will keep ourfingers busy opening day here. we will keep our fingers crossed that

novak djokovic, the overwhelming favorite for roger federer equaling eighth title beat jordan thompsont sets. there was a comfortable win by iga swiatek. she looks to win her first wimbledon title. the match of the day involved stefanos at the's, who beat dominic team. andy murray, a former champion here that awaits his opponent on thursday. >> before we go, if you have not seen the new main attraction in las vegas, it is worth a look. its creator say it is the largest spherical structure. they put on a show to mark the july 4 celebration using the sphere's 580,000 square feet of led lights to stand out from the vegas square line. the venue can host 17,000 spectators with a further 20,000 people standing. it is due to open in september but it is grabbing attention in a city known for eye-popping visions. check us out any by heading to twitter. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing sol

the match between elena rybakina and shelda rogers, a ceremony was held to honor the legendary roger federer. ovation in the podium. the swiss, sitting between the spouses roslava and princess kate middleton , there were also parents in the stands. roger phaedre, ran the great swiss record holder for the number of victories at the wumbledon tournament , roger became the winner 8 times. he was at home, the last time. this was in 2017. after that, he was at home invariably winning only new djokovic. the european handball federation decided to move the european women's championship 26 from russia to another country, as reported by the press service of the federation handball in russia in the current conditions, it is impossible to implement all the necessary stages of preparation for a major tournament. and this applies, including inspection visits by the european federation of technical support to arenas, the arrival of fans from other countries and other key operational issues, the decision was also affected by the current suspension of russian clubs and teams from international competitions,

meanwhile, on the men's side, princess kate and roger federer, they were there. they watched britain's andy murray not out brian piston. >> and straight 6, 6, 3, 6, love and 6, 1, 2, time champions moves on to the second round after today. eventful day in sports. yeah. yeah. joey chestnut, probably the big story in sports. well, i've been saying day like how do you stuff that many hot dogs? and i keep saying it's got to be really, really bad. yeah. but >> joey doesn't show take our producer. i think he told us he ate like 18. hello calories in that maybe maybe they take that. manic way to me. how times you think you could be up to do to 2 is just fun for me to lawrence. how about you come in how make run at 62. you're pretty that are getting ready for dinner tonight. hey, that fog is stretching back on shore. of course. >> that is going to be the big weather concerns tonight. the good news is that deck you can see is running pretty high. so so far, so good yet. we'll see some clouds out there. but maybe not going to get the ones. the fire is a good shoot, the hig

a former semifinalist here at the championships a couple of years ago, the last man to beat roger federerr her cats. both these players are six foot five but hubert hurkacz get the job done in straight sets. needed a tie—breaker in that third set. we arejust, however, getting underway on centre court, the first of two british players that we are going to see there. the first is liam broady. he reached the third round at the championships last year and at the moment, he is up against casper ruud. a man who was reached three of the last four grand slam finals. let's show the live pictures there. early doors as you can tell, casper ruud taking the first point of that match. casper ruud the favourite and he is the fourth seed here, but liam broady with the greater grass court experience. don't necessarily expect that to go the way of form. liam broady upset a seed last year and is hoping he can pull off another upset on centre court this year if he can get his past casper ruud. hitting like that will go down very well with that centre court cloud and also someone who is going to go down very