THE wait is almost over tennis fans as Wimbledon returns in just TWO weeks time – and there is always drama at the All-England Lawn Club.
Courageous Carlos Alcaraz is the reigning champion after defeating Novak Djokovic in an epic five-setter final last year.
And it was a result that saw the Spaniard pick up his first-ever Wimbledon title.
While defeat for Djokovic stopped him from completing a prestigious Calendar Grand Slam having won all of the other three major tournaments in 2023.
It seems as if the Serbian superstar will be forced to wait another year to reclaim the Wimbledon crown having pulled out of his 2024 French Open quarter-final match due to a knee injury.
British icon Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal are in a race against time to make it for the huge South West London event.
Emma Radacanu is hoping she can regain full fitness too as she looks to fend off US superstar Coco Gauff and snatch the dish off Marketa Vondrousova
SunSport has all you need to know about Wimbledon 2024.
Wimbledon 2024 is scheduled to get underway on Monday, July 1 before concluding with the Men’s Singles final on Sunday, July 14.
The very first match of the tournament will commence from approximately 11am BST but Centre Court games are set to start at 1pm BST.
All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon is as ever the chosen venue for this iconic Grand Slam which can host approximately 42,000 passionate spectators.
Carlos Alcaraz picked up his first title last year by beating Serbian superstar Novak Djokovic in a mouthwatering five-setter.
While Marketa Vondrousova shocked Ons Jabeur in the Women’s Singles final.
The ENTIRE Wimbledon action will be available to watch LIVE via the BBC channels in the UK.
Viewers also have the option of watching matches via the BBC Red Button.
For online access, tennis lovers can head to either the BBC Sport website or the BBC iPlayer app to catch all of the action.
Alternatively, SunSport will have set-by-set coverage of a number of matches throughout the iconic competition.
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BBC is FREE for UK citizens who own a valid TV license which means that all the action will be available to watch from the very first game until the last.
There will be a heat rule at this year’s iconic Wimbledon event and it will apply during Qualifying and Main Draw matches.
It allows a 10-minute break when the Wet Bulb Glove Temperature is at or above 30.1 degrees Celsius.
The rule will apply after the second set for all best-of-three matches and after the third for all best-of-five set matches.
Players may leave the court during the break, but they may not receive coaching or medical treatment.
Monday July 1 – Tuesday July 2
Wednesday July 3 – Thursday July 4
Friday July 5 – Saturday July 6
Sunday July 7 – Monday July 8
Tuesday July 9 – Wednesday July 10
Thursday July 11
Friday July 12
Saturday July 13
Sunday July 14
