Date, time and dates of matches at the Wimbledon Championships

Wimbledon game schedule: 2022 are The Championships for the period from June 27th to July 10th scheduled. The dates, times and the entire schedule on the Grounds refer to this article. As the third of four Grand Slam tournaments, Wimbledon is a symbol of the highest level of sporting performance. But Wimbledon is also legendary because of the diverse traditions and the unique atmosphere at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

Dates, start and end of the Wimbledon Championships 2022

Like the entire tournament, Wimbledon’s scheduling is subject to long-standing traditions. Every year, matches start on the last Monday in June or the first Monday in July, exactly two weeks after the ATP Queen’s Club Championships. The Sunday of the first week of the tournament, the Middle Sunday, was traditionally a day of rest. In 2022 Wimbledon breaks with that for the first time rest day.

The most important dates and key dates of the Wimbledon Championships 2022:

• Start: 27. June 2022
• End: July 10, 2022
• Start of game: at 12 o’clock (Outside Courts), 14 o’clock (Court No. 1), 2.30 pm (Center Court)
• Location: All English Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC), LondonUnited Kingdom

Wimbledon schedule 2022: All matches with date and time

The main events at Wimbledon consist of the disciplines women’s singles, men’s singles, women’s doubles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles. In addition, junior competitions and a wheelchair tennis tournament also take place over the course of the two weeks.

These dates of the schedule for Wimbledon 2022 are currently known:

Field of participants and qualification for the “Holy Lawn”

128 women and men will play in the men’s and women’s singles competitions at Wimbledon 2022. There will also be 64 pairs in the men’s and women’s doubles games and 48 pairs in the mixed doubles. Some tennis players compete in both singles and doubles.

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There are different ways to qualify for Wimbledon. Some starting places will be awarded via the preceding qualification tournament and as wildcards. However, the vast majority of participants get onto the courts via the WTA and ATP rankings. The participating tennis professionals at the Wimbledon Championships 2022 are not yet known. However, the organizers are counting on sizes like Ashleigh Barty, Angelique Kerber, Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev.

Supporting programme, traditions and things worth knowing about Wimbledon 2022

The magic of Wimbledon doesn’t just happen on the grass pitches, but also around them. Traditions, myths and a special, old-fashioned atmosphere set the mood at Wimbledon. The spectators wear Sunday clothes and hats, the old rule of at least 90 percent white sportswear still applies on the pitches.

A special honor is given to the ball boys and girls. They are meticulously selected, have to receive a recommendation from their school management and have to pass written and athletic tests. Only in the training phase in the AELTC are the final ones ball boys and ball girls chosen.

The Championships, the Grounds or “the sacred lawn”: There are many different names for Wimbledon. But they are also synonymous with the tournament strawberries and cream, which are traditionally eaten by the audience. That’s almost 35 tons of strawberries and 10,000 liters of whipped cream every year.

Wimbledon Stadium: Center Court, AELTC pitches and grounds

Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam tournament played on grass pitches. The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club also cited this fact as a reason for the rest day on the Sunday of the first week of the game: This break was necessary until 2021 to ensure the quality of the pitch. New technologies now make it possible to ensure lawn care more efficiently and without a day off, which is why the free Sunday 2022 is canceled for the first time.

At Wimbledon, matches are played on all 19 grass pitches of the All England Club. The most important one Centre Court, is usually played only two weeks a year during the Grand Slam tournament, in exceptional cases the playing time is extended Centre Court to three weeks. The main tennis court at Wimbledon has a huge sliding roof and seats up to 15,000 spectators. Also the Court No. 1 is in operation exclusively for the championships and holds 12,000 visitors. In total, the AELTC offers space for 42,000 Wimbledon guests.

These tennis stars have emerged victorious from Wimbledon in the past

A total of £35 million in prize money was paid out at Wimbledon 2021. 1.7 million pounds were awarded to the singles winners. However, 2021 was also the first Wimbledon year in a long time in which the prize money was lower than the previous year. These are the first place finishers from past Wimbledon Championships: