Wimbledon also has 20 practice courts and eight American clay courts. Centre Court is the biggest with a capacity of 14, 979, whilst Court 1 can hold 12, 345 spectators at any one time.

Wimbledon’s Court No 1 was noticeably not at capacity at the start of the tournament’s second week, with large sections of empty green seats clearly visible during the first game of the day.

Tim Henman condemns Australian Open boos of injured Novak Djokovic as indefensible and also hopes for British project as a ...

Wimbledon organisers have "zero appetite" to turn the Championships into a 15-day event, according to former British number ...

Tim Henman, a member of the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) board, has characterized the appetite for a 15-day ...

Controversial proposals to triple the size of Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the tennis calendar, are set for another day in court. The Greater London Authority (GLA) granted the All England ...

The Australian Open and U.S. Open have expanded to an extra day of competition, allowing for increased gate revenue and more ...

Andy Murray and Jamie Murray walk out on Centre Court ahead of their men's doubled first round match to a standing ovation. FOLLOW LIVE: Wimbledon - Day Four Available to UK users only.

Court will rule on plans to expand venue for ... All England Club’s controversial development plans for neighbouring Wimbledon Park golf course, after a local protest group confirmed on Monday ...

Wimbledon begins whether she's still excited ... time major semifinalist Elina Svitolina of Ukraine at Centre Court on Monday, Day 1 at the All England Club. "So I just put my head down and ...