Wimbledon prize money increased by 40%
Wimbledon announced a 40% increase in prize money for this year's championships on Tuesday, making it the most lucrative tournament in tennis.
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Injury rules Nadal out of US Open
Former champion Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from the US Open with the knee injury that has kept him out of action since Wimbledon.
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Tennis: Sharapova exacts revenge on Lisicki
Maria Sharapova gained revenge for her Wimbledon fourth-round exit as she defeated Germany's Sabine Lisicki in a tight tussle to reach the quarter-finals of the women's singles at the Olympics.
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Tennis: Mixed fortunes for Federer
Roger Federer saw one Olympic title slip away at Wimbledon but remained on track for another as he moved into the quarter-finals of the men's singles with victory over Denis Istomin.
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Nadal forced to withdraw from Toronto Masters
World number three Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from next week's Toronto Masters due to a nagging knee injury, tournament organisers said today.
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Tennis: Venus crushes Wozniak at Wimbledon
Five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams stayed among the contenders for Olympic gold at the All England Club after a ruthless second-round victory.
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Tennis: Federer progresses with minimum fuss
Wimbledon's empty seats came to the attention of world number one Roger Federer as he cruised into the third round of the Olympic singles tournament with victory over Julien Benneteau.
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Tennis: Federer scrapes through first match
World number one Roger Federer survived a scare in his opening Olympics singles match against Colombia's Alejandro Falla before prevailing 6-3 5-7 6-3
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Kanepi withdrawal opens door for Duque-Marino
Colombia's world number 117 Mariana Duque-Marino has been handed a golden ticket to compete at the London Olympics after a heel injury ruled out Estonia's Kaia Kanepi.
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Wimbledon organisers confirm date changes
Wimbledon is to be moved back a week in the calendar from 2015, the All England Club have announced.
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Federer craves golden summer
Roger Federer hopes winning Wimbledon for a record-tying seventh time can be the catalyst for the most successful summer of his career.
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GOAT back on top
Pat Cash looks back on Roger Federer's latest Wimbledon success.
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Serena Williams not prepared to rest on laurels
Serena Williams has discussed life, death and love at Wimbledon, but the newly-crowned champion today issued a career warning to her rivals: "I am going to play for many years to come."
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Federer: 'A lot on the line for me'
Andy Murray may be carrying the hopes of a nation in today's Wimbledon final but there is plenty at stake for Roger Federer too.
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Federer in seventh heaven at Wimbledon
Roger Federer landed a record-equalling seventh title at Wimbledon as he saw off Britain's Andy Murray 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4 on Centre Court.
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Federer retained belief in tough times
Roger Federer never doubted his ability to win major titles during a two and a half year drought in which he was written off in some quarters and passed the age of 30 that often signals the beginning of the end for top players.
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Federer praises Murray's handling of hype
Roger Federer has praised Wimbledon final opponent Andy Murray for how he has handled being Britain's big tennis hope.
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Williams not taking Radwanska lightly
Serena Williams insists she will not be taking Agnieszka Radwanska lightly in today's Wimbledon women's final.
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Serena Williams wins fifth Wimbledon women's title
Serena Williams won her fifth Wimbledon title today with an explosive start and a fighting finish to beat Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska 6-1 5-7 6-2.
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Emotional Williams recalls 'near-death experience'
An emotional Serena Williams broke down in tears on the Centre Court this afternoon after completing a comeback from what she describes as a near-death experience with a Wimbledon final win over Agnieszka Radwanska.