Wimbledon, tennis' third Grand Slam in 2022, has plenty of storylines entering the tournament. Serena Williams, winner of 23 major singles titles, will play in the tourney, her first major since leaving Wimbledon last year with a hamstring injury. She enters as a wild card and will face Harmony Tan in the first round. Naomi Osaka won't be playing, withdrawing because of a lingering Achilles injury. This is her second straight season missing the grass-court Slam. On the men's side, Novak Djokovic hopes to secure his 21st major at Wimbledon, while Rafael Nadal looks to stay on track for the calendar Grand Slam.
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There will be a lot happening at the All England Club. Here's all the important information:
Key information
When: June 27- July 10
Where: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (London, England)
Defending men's champion: Novak Djokovic
Defending women's champion: Ashleigh Barty (retired)
How to watch Wimbledon
Wimbledon is available to watch on ESPN and ESPN+. Watch all of the action here.
Men's and women's brackets
Here's a look at the men's and women's brackets for Wimbledon.
The draw at Wimbledon
Get caught up with all the big matchups after Friday's draw. Read more
Serena Williams returns to the court
Serena made her return to the court at Eastbourne International in June. It was her first match since withdrawing from Wimbledon in 2021.
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Despite her withdrawal, Williams showed her trademark intensity in doubles matches in Eastbourne. Read more
Names to know heading into Wimbledon
Williams, Nadal and Iga Swiatek are a few players entering Wimbledon with storylines worth knowing. Here's a rundown of whom you should keep tabs on during the tourney. Read more
How player bans impacted Wimbledon
In April, the All England Club banned players from Russia or Belarus from competing in the Wimbledon tourney due to Russia's "unjustified" invasion of Ukraine. Here's how the ban has impacted players entering the grass-court major tournament. Read more