
— Sinner earned his first Grand Slam crown since Wimbledon one year ago and his fifth major title overall. The Italian has lifted all of his Slam trophies since the start of the 2024 season.
— They married at a church in a Leicestershire village close to where Boulter grew up, the Daily Mail has reported. At the same time, play was getting underway in the men's singles final between Italy's Jannik Sinner and Germany's Alexander Zverev. The wedding was only attended by a small congregation of family with a wedding breakfast at a local pub afterwards.
— Djokovic raged against a non-existent machine. Djokovic had just endured jeers from some fans after he believed a let call was missed. "This is embarrassing," Djokovic said to umpire Louise Engzell. "You don't have to follow the machine you can also use your ear." Noting Djokovic's frustration, on BBC commentary Tim Henman said: "But there isn't a machine."
— Independent: Djokovic was in such a relaxed, flowing mood "that he spotted an opportunity to prank an unsuspecting court assistant, who had been asked to help him snip the tape around his shoulder. As she got to work with the scissors, Djokovic suddenly leapt from his seat, pretending he had been given a sharp nip on the arm. It almost gave her a heart attack, before she realised Djokovic was joking. "I was just having some fun," he said.
— Tsitsipas returned to Centre Court ranked 87th in the world. He has now gone nine grand slams without advancing past the second round. Before Wimbledon, he confirmed, once again, that his father Apostolos Tsitsipas would no longer be working as his coach, insisting that, this time, his decision was final. It was recognition that something, somewhere had gone drastically wrong, and not just because of the back injury that almost S him to retire from the sport last year.
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