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A milestone-driven finale on the cards at Wimbledon 2019Our preview of the blockbuster matchups in the final schedule of the Gentlemen’s and Women’s event at the All-England Club.

Serena, Halep poised for Wimbledon finale, albeit a semis surpriseAn all-insight guide into the matchups and possible predictions of an invigorating schedule of the Wimbledon Women’s Singles semi-finals.

Top five contenders for 2019 Wimbledon Women’s Singles titleFollowing on from the hard and draining clay season, the World’s best female tennis players head to the historic grass courts of the All England Club for the third Grand Slam of the year. Although Angelique Kerber starts as the defending champion, her crown is more vulnerable than ever.

Top five contenders for 2019 Wimbledon Men’s Singles titleTennis returns to the hallowed grass and corridors of the All England Club this summer, with these five stars arguably the favourites in the men’s singles category to lift the historical crown.

Tennis: review of the weekend actionAs with every week of tennis recently, we are seeing some continuing trends and also some surprises when sure certs find a way to lose. However, while a few players are not quite stepping up to the plate, we are seeing a couple who are right at the top of their game right now.

The top grass season storylines to watchWith clay becoming a distant memory in many minds, thoughts are now turning to Wimbledon, which kicks off at the start of July.

Zverev and Khachanov off to winning start in HalleIt has not been the easiest of years for Alexander Zverev, but the world number five has always maintained that grass is one of his favourite surfaces, as he overcame his first challenge to book a place in round two of the Halle Open.

Berrettini secures third ATP title in StuttgartWhile attention has been on all the other NextGen talents this year, Matteo Berrettini has been sneaking his way to an impressive third ATP title out of four appearances in finals in just 18 months.

Bertens upset by Riske in s-Hertogenbosch finalKiki Bertens was the sports betting favourite at the ATP s-Hertogenbosch, also known as the Libema Open, in her home country. The Dutch star become top seed, and everyone was expecting her to ease home to victory.

Rafael Nadal’s top five Roland Garros title victoriesReliving the legendary Spaniard’s five greatest successes at his most beloved Grand Slam of the year.

Tournaments respond to Federer withdrawalOne of the unexpected fallouts of Roger Federer losing dramatically in one of the best Wimbledon finals of recent years is that the five-set, five-hour thriller has made him reconsider some of his future commitments.

Key moments to take from the grass seasonThe big players are taking a well-deserved rest after making it far in Wimbledon, and they have just a few weeks to consider which tournaments to enter before the US Open begins.

How far can Novak Djokovic go?It seems that Novak Djokovic is respected a little less than his rivals. Some of this is down to his perceived coldness on court, the fact that everyone loves Roger Federer, and the idea that nobody could begrudge Rafael Nadal a French Open title.

What next for Serena Williams?Fresh from her third loss in a row in a Grand Slam final, Serena Williams is likely to be hurting right now. Had she converted all her chances in this year’s Wimbledon, the 2018 edition and also the US Open last year, she would now be sitting on a pile of 26 major trophies.

The new Wimbledon tiebreaker: did it work?For the neutrals and fans who were not yet used to how it worked, the Wimbledon tiebreak at the end of the fifth set may have seemed confusing. However, it was clear that both players were flagging, and they probably could not have kept up such a high level if it went much longer than five hours.

Halep stuns Serena for easy win in finalMany thought that Serena Williams was about to break her Grand Slam drought against Simona Halep, but instead she was overpowered almost immediately.

Djokovic beats Federer in incredible Wimbledon finalMany thought that they had already seen the best Wimbledon final of the century, when Rafael Nadal set up one of the key rivalries in tennis against Roger Federer. This was back in 2008, and neither player really had Novak Djokovic on their radar yet.

Big three make the most of their Wimbledon dominanceYou have to look before 2003 to find the time that Wimbledon was won by someone who was not in the big three, or Andy Murray. In fact, assuming that Roberto Bautista Agut fails to convert his opportunity against Novak Djokovic today, we will go into the weekend knowing that it will be nearly three years since any Grand Slam was won by someone new.

Serena and Halep through to Wimbledon finalThere will be a familiar face on Centre Court on Saturday. It has been a long time since Serena Williams was in a Grand Slam final. All that stands in her way of getting her 24th major, the one that will bring her level to the top of the record books, is Simona Halep.

Big questions for the men’s semi-finalsThere have not been too many surprises in the men’s game so far, pretty much like in the French Open. The only clear difference between that tournament and Wimbledon is that we see one different player in the last four. Dominic Thiem did not make it to the second week of SW19, so Roberto Bautista Agut is the lucky one to try to take on Novak Djokovic.

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