Overview

• The tournament runs from June 30 to July 13 with the women’s and men’s finals set for July 12 and 13 on Centre Court.
• Prize money will rise 10 percent to a record £53.5 million, awarding singles champions roughly £3 million each.
• A new electronic line-calling system will replace human line judges across all matches for the first time.
• Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz headlines the men’s draw alongside Novak Djokovic, who is seeking an eighth Wimbledon crown despite a recent injury, and Alexander Zverev, while Tatjana Maria represents Germany among the women’s contenders.
• Women’s and men’s finals will start at 4 PM local time to boost American viewership and matches in Germany will be streamed exclusively on Prime Video.