Wimbledon
Andy Roddick joins ESPN as tennis analyst for major slams
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ESPN has signed former US Open champion Andy Roddick to a multi-year deal as an analyst for Wimbledon and the US Open starting in 2026. The 43-year-old, who retired from professional tennis in 2012, will provide match and studio coverage. The move follows his success with the podcast Served with Andy Roddick.
The All-England Lawn Tennis Club will host a four-day Wimbledon-themed event in New York's Central Park from June 26 to June 29.
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John McEnroe has expressed strong support for Andy Murray's decision to coach Jack Draper ahead of the grass-court season. The former champion called the partnership the talk of the town during a TNT Sports appearance. Murray replaced Jamie Delgado earlier this month after his six-month stint with Novak Djokovic ended in May 2025.
In a follow-up to her viral Australian Open frustration, Coco Gauff has intensified calls for better player privacy in tennis. Speaking after a press conference in Stuttgart, the American star said intrusions have 'gone too far' and expressed pride in sparking the ongoing debate.
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The Wimbledon Championships will implement a video review system for the first time in its 149-year history during the 2026 edition. The technology, already in use at the US Open and Australian Open, will be available on key courts. This change addresses demands for improved officiating while the tournament maintains other traditions.