2026 Wimbledon Championships - General Discussion [ATP]

Who will win Wimbledon 2026?


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Fery is a bit of a curious case. Actually French (born in France to French parents) and originally played for France and then switched to playing for GB (grew up and went to school here).

Given how much more successful the French are currently at turning out good players, I wonder what made him decide to stop playing for his native country and start playing for GB?
 
which of them benefits from this?
Of course Djokovic
He requested for more hours for recovery. This is unprecedented..

I also saw favouritism earler. After two rounds of playing under lights, he says now I want to play in open court. And voila , his match is scheduled first on centre court
 
Of course Djokovic
He requested for more hours for recovery. This is unprecedented..

I also saw favouritism earler. After two rounds of playing under lights, he says now I want to play in open court. And voila , his match is scheduled first on centre court
For all you know it might have been Sinner.

This might work in Fery or more likely Zverev's favour, especially if Novak and Sinner ends up being marathon match.
 
For all you know it might have been Sinner.

This might work in Fery or more likely Zverev's favour, especially if Novak and Sinner ends up being marathon match.
Why can't you think straight and give strange theories. The only player Djokovic is concerned about is Sinner.
If he can overcome sinner, he will overcome zed or fery easily
 
Fery is a bit of a curious case. Actually French (born in France to French parents) and originally played for France and then switched to playing for GB (grew up and went to school here).

Given how much more successful the French are currently at turning out good players, I wonder what made him decide to stop playing for his native country and start playing for GB?
That's precisely the reason. He gets more grant or favors from LTA then he would have got from French.. they have lot of talented players like Fils or the new kid .

Fery played for France in 2013-14 and then switched to GBR
 
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Fery is a bit of a curious case. Actually French (born in France to French parents) and originally played for France and then switched to playing for GB (grew up and went to school here).

Given how much more successful the French are currently at turning out good players, I wonder what made him decide to stop playing for his native country and start playing for GB?
He grew up in the UK - in Wimbledon, I believe. It seems to me that the UK is more his "native country" then France is.
 
Unsure if anyone’s been watching or paying attention but in the juniors, a kid called Cruz Hewitt is up 5-1 in the first set of the boys final.

Name might ring a bell cause his dad is Lleyton Hewitt. Cruz is looking like he’s finally worked it out.
 
Unsure if anyone’s been watching or paying attention but in the juniors, a kid called Cruz Hewitt is up 5-1 in the first set of the boys final.

Name might ring a bell cause his dad is Lleyton Hewitt. Cruz is looking like he’s finally worked it out.
And he lost. Don’t follow junior tennis, so don’t know who Lee is. Assuming he’s a quite promising American junior. Good job pulling out that last set after going down an early break to Hewitt.
 
Zverev is playing the match of his life so far. I’ve never seen him hit a forehand like this. And then, he won the set with an impressive 100 mph FH winner. This match feels like the 2009 Wimbledon final.
 
In winning 2026 Wimbledon, Sinner has:

1. Won his 5th Slam singles title, 2nd at Wimbledon and 1st of the season.
2. Won his 30th singles title and 6th of the season.
3. Become 1 of just 14 men to win multiple singles titles at Wimbledon.
4. Become 1 of just 10 men to defend the singles title at Wimbledon.
5. Won his 1st Slam as world #1 this season.
6. Won his 17th big singles title and 6th of the season.
 
A truly great Wimbledon men's final, with the great Sinner asserting his current dominance at the event by surgically defeating the violent offender Zverev. For this moment, all is right with men's tennis, and one can only hope he can defend for a three-peat in 2028.


To think, some were already selling themselves on the laughable notion of violent offender Zverev winning this in the wake of his fluke / asterisk-laden French Open title. Suuure! :-D
 
Fun fact:

Only SIX men have won Wimbledon since 2003.
True. And only 6 have won RG since 2005. Nadal didn't leave that many on the table: Alcaraz x 2, Novak x 3, Fed&Waw&Zverev x 1.

In contrast, USO has been won by 10 since Fed's first win: Delpo, Cilic, Murray, Wawrinka, Medvedev + Big 3 & Sincaraz. Will we see a new champion this year? More likely, Sinner will add to his haul.
 
True. And only 6 have won RG since 2005. Nadal didn't leave that many on the table: Alcaraz x 2, Novak x 3, Fed&Waw&Zverev x 1.

In contrast, USO has been won by 10 since Fed's first win: Delpo, Cilic, Murray, Wawrinka, Medvedev + Big 3 & Sincaraz. Will we see a new champion this year? More likely, Sinner will add to his haul.
go, carrot
 
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