Wimbledon 2013

The debate over Bartoli's looks is not just unfair, it's ugly

The principals who find themselves the subjects of such remarks rarely make it out of the ensuing media circus gracefully, but the Bartolis are proving themselves rare exceptions.

Murray deserved to win at Wimbledon, admits Djokovic

"I mean, he was getting some incredible shots on the stretch and running down the drop shots. He was all over the court," said the top-ranked and top-seeded Djokovic.

Ten facts about the Wimbledon win in 1936 and the 2013 victory

The last Briton to win the men's title at the world's oldest tennis tournament was Fred Perry in 1936. So what's changed at the Big W since then?

Wimbledon showing takes Bopanna to world No 5 ranking

Bopanna's rankings took a huge jump post his performance at the semifinals of Gentlemen's Doubles at Wimbledon with French partner Edouard Roger-Vasselin

Why mocking Marion Bartoli is still acceptable in world tennis

Women’s tennis has become a game played by beautiful people. How does it become a beautiful game, independent of the looks of its players?

Numbers Game: How Murray beat Djokovic and made history at Wimbledon

Here's a look at a few numbers that illustrate just how Murray dominated Djokovic's serve and made history.

BBC apologises for Bartoli 'never going to be a looker' comment

BBC presenter John Inverdale suggested Marion Bartoli was "never going to be a looker" on Radio 5 Live, shortly after she defeated Sabine Lisicki to win the women's final on Centre Court.

Move over Perry, Britain has a new Wimbledon champion in Murray

The last British man to win the Wimbledon title before Sunday was Fred Perry in 1936.

Photos of celebs in Wimbledon crowd: From Gerard Butler to Wayne Rooney

The Wimbledon final between Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic saw a lot of celebrities turning up as well. From Gerard Butler to Bradley Cooper and Wayne Rooney, here are the pictures.

Five changes since the last British Wimbledon champ

Five notable changes that took place in Britain in the 77 years that elapsed between Wimbledon titles for Fred Perry and Andy Murray, who ended Britain's drought on Sunday.