Wimbledon 2016: Five players to watch
- 8 years ago
Wimbledon 2016: Five players to watch Novak Djokovic: Now that he’s a French Open champion and became only the third man to win four consecutive grand slams, will Djokovic stutter this fortnight?
Andy Murray: Murray won a record fifth title on grass at the Queen’s Club in London this month with Lendl following.
No one would be surprised if he walks away from Wimbledon with a second title.
Serena Williams: When it comes to tennis, Williams is no ordinary mortal.
She is, if not the greatest women’s player of all time, close to it with 21 majors.
Garbine Muguruza: Muguruza’s first grand slam title was coming.
The Spaniard is an all-around threat who has proven that on the sport’s biggest stages - the grand slams - she elevates her game.
Nick Kyrgios: The Australian has matured, on and off the court, this season, so some will argue that not making himself available for the Olympics deprives the event of one of tennis’ most exciting players.
Andy Murray: Murray won a record fifth title on grass at the Queen’s Club in London this month with Lendl following.
No one would be surprised if he walks away from Wimbledon with a second title.
Serena Williams: When it comes to tennis, Williams is no ordinary mortal.
She is, if not the greatest women’s player of all time, close to it with 21 majors.
Garbine Muguruza: Muguruza’s first grand slam title was coming.
The Spaniard is an all-around threat who has proven that on the sport’s biggest stages - the grand slams - she elevates her game.
Nick Kyrgios: The Australian has matured, on and off the court, this season, so some will argue that not making himself available for the Olympics deprives the event of one of tennis’ most exciting players.