Tennis Betting News & Analysis

Tennis icons Serena and Venus Williams have received a wild card invitation for ladies' doubles at Wimbledon, marking a highly anticipated return to the All England Club for the decorated pair.

American tennis star Ben Shelton claimed his first grass-court title and third singles championship of the year at the ATP 250 Boss Open in Stuttgart, Germany, defeating compatriot Taylor Fritz.

Wimbledon has announced a record 20% increase in prize money, bringing the total fund to £64.2 million, a move welcomed by player representatives even as they noted it doesn't fully address underlying structural issues regarding revenue share.

Serena Williams' much-anticipated return to professional tennis at the Queen's Club has been prematurely halted after her doubles partner, Victoria Mboko, suffered a medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury to her left knee. Mboko's injury forces her to miss the remainder of the grass-court season, including Wimbledon, leading to their immediate withdrawal.

British tennis star Emma Raducanu has secured her spot in the Queen's Club Championships quarterfinals after a decisive victory over Sorana Cirstea, marking a promising start to her grass-court season.

British wild card Katie Boulter has achieved her biggest career win, defeating world No. 2 Elena Rybakina in a gripping three-set match at the HSBC Championships at Queen's Club, securing her spot in the semifinals.

Serena Williams' anticipated return to competitive tennis at the Queen's Club was unfortunately cut short when her doubles partner, Victoria Mboko, withdrew due to a knee injury. The pair had successfully won their opening match before the unfortunate development.

Wimbledon has unveiled an unprecedented 20% increase in its total prize money for the 2026 tournament, reaching a staggering £64.2 million. This historic rise, which will see singles champions receive £3.6 million each, comes amidst growing player advocacy for a larger share of Grand Slam revenues.

Fans can now secure their spots for 'Roger Federer: An Icon Returns to New York,' a special exhibition featuring the tennis legend at the 2026 US Open Fan Week. Public tickets went on sale June 11, following a presale, for the star-studded event at Arthur Ashe Stadium.