Wimbledon Schedule 2023

Welcome, tennis enthusiasts! The Wimbledon Schedule 2023 is fast approaching, and we’re here to provide you with all the information you need to make the most of this grand event. We’ve covered you, from the schedule to the players, tickets, and even a sneak peek into Wimbledon 2024.

Wimbledon 2023: What’s New?

The 2023 Championships will last 14 days, with the Middle Sunday being played for the second consecutive year as part of the planned program. The Gentlemen’s Doubles format will change from best of five sets to best of three. For the first time in 2023, matches on No. 1 Court will begin at 11am on finals weekend.

Wimbledon Schedule 2023

The Wimbledon Championships 2023 will start on Monday, July 3, 2023, and conclude on Sunday, July 16, 2023. The tournament will see a mix of Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ singles matches through the quarter-finals. The Mixed Doubles competition will be a 32-draw size, with the final scheduled on Thursday, following the Ladies’ singles semi-finals on Centre Court.

Wimbledon 2023 TV schedule

Here’s a brief rundown of the schedule:

• July 3-4: First round – men’s and women’s singles
• July 5-6: Second round – men’s and women’s singles; First round – men’s and women’s doubles
• July 7-8: Men’s and women’s singles third round; men’s and women’s doubles second round; July 7-8; Mixed doubles in the first round.
• July 9-10: Men’s and women’s singles fourth round; men’s and women’s doubles third round; July 9–10; Final four: mixed doubles
• July 11: Men’s and women’s singles quarterfinals are on July 11, and mixed doubles semifinals follow.
• July 12: Men’s and women’s singles quarterfinals are on July 12, along with men’s and women’s doubles quarterfinals.
• July 13: Semi-finals – women’s singles; Semi-finals – men’s doubles; Final – Mixed doubles
• July 14: Semi-finals – men’s singles; Semi-finals – women’s doubles
• July 15: Final – women’s singles; Final – men’s doubles
• July 16: Final – men’s singles; Final – women’s doubles

Please note that this schedule is a guide and may be changed at the discretion of the Referee.

Wimbledon 2023 men’s singles draw

First Round

Wimbledon 2023 Players

The Wimbledon Championships 2023 will see some of the world’s best tennis players in action. Serbian legend Novak Djokovic, currently tied with American great Pete Sampras as the second-most successful men’s singles player at Wimbledon in the open era, will be chasing multiple records. Djokovic would reach Roger Federer’s record of eight Wimbledon championships in men’s singles if he wins at Wimbledon in 2023.

Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina, the reigning women’s singles winner, is seeded third. The top seed is Aryna Sabalenka, who has been ranked No. 2 since April of last year, followed by Poland’s Iga Swiatek. Ons Jabeur of Tunisia, the finalist from the last competition, is seeded sixth.

Men’s singles winner odds, top 5

Women’s singles winner odds, top 5

Wimbledon 2023 Tickets

Tickets for Wimbledon 2023 are highly sought after. While the official Wimbledon website is the most reliable ticket source, several tour companies offer Wimbledon 2023 packages, including access, accommodation, and sometimes even travel.

Wimbledon2023 Qualifying Dates

The qualifying rounds for Wimbledon 2023 will occur in the week leading up to the main tournament. These matches are typically held at the Bank of England Sports Centre in Roehampton, just a short distance from the All-England Club.

Wimbledon 2023 Final

The finals of Wimbledon 2023 are set to be thrilling events. The Ladies’ Singles Final and Men’s Doubles Final will take place on Saturday, July 15, 2023, while the Men’s Singles Final and Ladies’ Doubles Final will be held on Sunday, July 16, 2023.

Wimbledon 2024 Dates

While the exact dates for Wimbledon 2024 have yet to be officially announced, the tournament traditionally begins in late June or early July. So, keep your calendars open and stay tuned for updates!

Conclusion

Wimbledon 2023 promises to be an exciting event with high-stakes matches and unforgettable moments. Whether you plan to attend in person or watch from home, this guide should help you stay on top of all the action. Remember, the ball is in your court!