We are one week into Wimbledon 2018 and there have been some huge shocks in the women’s singles but less so in the men’s. With Federer, Nadal and Djokovic all in action today, it will be a great day for TV viewers to see the top players still left at Wimbledon. Federer and Nadal have won the last six Grand Slams between them, in a tennis dominance similar to Messi and Ronaldo in football. It would make for a fantastic final if these two tennis legends were to be involved.
Another key player to follow will be Serena Williams, to see how she plays after taking time out for maternity leave. It would be hugely impressive if she could win a Grand Slam so soon after returning to the game. With so many of the top female seeds having been knocked out early on, there is a really good chance that she could take her opportunity to win another Grand Slam title.
Wimbledon Order of Play July 9th – Key Games
13:00 – A. Kerber vs B. Bencic – Court 1
15:00 – S. Williams vs E. Rodina – Centre Court
13:00 – R. Federer vs A. Mannarino – Centre Court
16:15 – J. Vesely vs R. Nadal – Centre Court
16:15 – K. Khachanov vs N. Djokovic
The Centre Court and Court 1 will be bustling with excited tennis fans. Many players prefer the Wimbledon Court 1 seating plan as the more rounded layout brings the fans closer in around every side of the court.
Wimbledon Car Parks
If you are fortunate enough to be going to Wimbledon then it makes sense to book your parking before you go or else you could waste time trying to find somewhere. There are plenty of official Wimbledon car parks that you can book online prior to your visit. Book through the following website: theaa.com/Wimbledon.
Wimbledon Dates 2019
The action is far from over but makes sure that you put next year’s Wimbledon dates in your diary – Monday 1st July to Sunday 14th July 2019.