Everything you need to know about the 2025 Wimbledon Championships.
Wimbledon dates
Wimbledon will take place June 30-July 13 in London, England. Qualifying is June 23-26.
Wimbledon singles schedule
Monday, June 23: Qualifying
Tuesday, June 24: Qualifying
Wednesday, June 25: Qualifying
Thursday, June 26: Qualifying
Monday, June 30: First round
Tuesday, July 1: First round
Wednesday, July 2: Second round
Thursday, July 3: Second round
Friday, July 4: Third round
Saturday, July 5: Third round
Sunday, July 6: Fourth round
Monday, July 7: Fourth round
Tuesday, July 8: Quarterfinals
Wednesday, July 9: Quarterfinals
Thursday, July 10: Women’s semifinals
Friday, July 11: Men’s semifinals
Saturday, July 12: Women’s final
Sunday, July 13: Men’s final
Wimbledon draw
Check out the men’s and women’s singles draw on the tournament website.
What is the prize money and ranking points distribution for Wimbledon?
The total prize money across all competitions is 53,500,000 pounds.
Singles
Winner: 3,000,000 pounds / 2000 points
Runner-up: 1,520,000 pounds / 1000 points
Semifinals: 775,000 pounds / 800 points
Quarterfinals: 400,000 pounds / 400 points
Fourth round: 240,000 pounds / 200 points
Third round: 152,000 pounds / 100 points
Second round: 99,000 pounds / 50 points
First round: 66,000 pounds / 10 points
Doubles (per team)
Winner: 680,000 pounds
Runner-up: 345,000 pounds
Semifinals: 174,000 pounds
Quarterfinals: 87,500 pounds
Third round: 43,750 pounds
Second round: 26,000 pounds
First round: 16,500 pounds
What are the odds to win Wimbledon?
Men’s singles
Carlos Alcaraz +150
Jannik Sinner +150
Novak Djokovic +550
Jack Draper +1000
Alexander Zverev +2000
Taylor Fritz +2500
Women’s singles
Aryna Sabalenka +275
Elena Rybakina +500
Coco Gauff +600
Iga Swiatek +850
Mirra Andreeva +1000
Marketa Vondrousova +1400
Madison Keys +1600
Jasmine Paolini +2500
Who are the top seeds at Wimbledon?
Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka are the top seeds.
Who are the defending champions of Wimbledon?
Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova are the defending champions.
Is Novak Djokovic playing Wimbledon?
Yes. Djokovic is playing Wimbledon. He has not played since Roland Garros, where he lost to Sinner in the semifinals.
Is Casper Ruud playing Wimbledon?
No, Ruud has withdrawn due to a knee injury sustained at the French Open. Arthur Fils and Sebastian Korda are other players in seeded position on the men’s side who have withdrawn.
Is Alexander Bublik seeded at Wimbledon?
Yes. Bublik is up No. 30 in the rankings and secured a seed thanks to his title at the Terra Wortmann Open in Halle.
Who has wild cards for Wimbledon?
Men’s wild cards: Dan Evans, Jay Clarke, Johannus Monday, Oliver Crawford, George Loffhagen, Jack Pinnington Jones, Henry Searle, Arthur Fery. Women’s wild cards: Petra Kvitova, Heather Watson, Jodie Burrage, Harriet Dart, Frances Jones, Hannah Klugman, Mika Stojsavljevic, Mingge Xu.
Who are the top players and seeds on the Wimbledon entry list?
ATP
Jannik Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz
Alexander Zverev
Jack Draper
Taylor Fritz
Novak Djokovic
Lorenzo Musetti
Holger Rune
Daniil Medvedev
Ben Shelton
Alex de Minaur
WTA
Aryna Sabalenka
Coco Gauff
Jessica Pegula
Jasmine Paolini
Qinwen Zheng
Madison Keys
Mirra Andreeva
Iga Swiatek
Emma Navarro
Paula Badosa
Elena Rybakina
Jack Draper on his home court.
I think he could go deep, but to be honest, I think it would be a very long time before I saw another British player winning Wimbledon again, it’s just not realistic
If Murray can win it twice , why not Draper.The problem is, he’s almost expected to win it.
not with this draw he isn’t!
Who said it had to be this year?
Chance will come .
Murray was the exception to the very large rule, with Draper it’s more a case of hope rather than expectation, I certainly won’t be holding my breath, with the Brits we don’t really excel when it comes to sport, so I don’t think many Brits will be expecting much with the players at Wimbledon
Hope rather than expectation.Maybe the exact reason ,other countries are more aggressive in their attitudes to doing well.
Having said that, there’s been a few sports people from Britain who were at the top of their sport. Best, McIlroy, McCoy, Dunlop .Apart from Murray .
Radacanu winning the USO was a bit of a fluke, I don’t believe she played a top player, on her side of the draw, Leyla Ferandes by contrast had a draw loaded with top players
Raducanu isn’t even British, born in Canada to a Chinese mother and a Romanian father.
Means very little
She never played a seed iirc