Everything is ready for the spectacle of the oldest tournament in the world. The hunt for the new champion on grass begins on Monday Wimbledonwith the All England Club being the home of great tennis for two weeks.
The playing order for the first day of play has been made official, and many champions are expected to take to the pitch. The first match on the central court will feature the reigning champion Carlos Alcarazwho will begin his title defense against Estonian Mark Lajal at 2.30pm ET.
Followed by the landlady Emma Raducanu will be engaged with Ekaterina Alexandrova, seeded number 22. Third match on the central between Coco Gauffwho has never gone beyond the fourth round at Wimbledon, and Caroline Dolehide.
The eyes of Italian fans are fixed on Jannik Sinner, who will close the camp one program by challenging the German Hanfmann. The match of the world number one will follow those between Daniil Medvedev e Aleksandar Kovacevic e tra Aryna Sabalenka and the statunitense Emina Bektas.
Sunday, in addition to the South Tyrolean match, will have a program full of Italian rackets. Number 7 in the WTA ranking Jasmine Paulini will be engaged against Sara Sorribes Tormo in the second match on Court 3, more or less at the same time as Matteo Berrettiniwho will try to earn a probable derby in the second round with Sinner.
The Roman tennis player will face Marton Fucsovics on court 12. The day will open with the Italians Matthew Arnaldi (engaged at 12 on court 15 with Frances Tiafoe) and Fabio Fognini (first match on court 16 against the German Koepfer).
In the afternoon space for Lorenzo Sonego against the 31st seed Mariano Navone (court 5), Sara Errani against Linda Noskova on Court 4, Mattia Bellucciengaged on Court 18 against Ben Shelton and Martina Trevisan (Court 3 vs. Madison Key)
The big matches of the first day: Ruud, Dimitrov and Paul on the field
The first day of the British Slam is a very rich program full of intriguing challenges.
On Field 2 they will take the field Grigor Dimitrov, Stan Wawrinka, Naomi Osaka e Victoria Azarenka. Casper Ruud e Tommy Paul engaged on the grass of Court 3. Among the matches that could provide a spectacle, not to be missed is the French derby between Gael Monfils and Adrian Mannarino (Court 18), the challenge that closes the program of Court 12 between the very young Mirra Andreeva and Brenda Fruhvirtova (34 years between the two) and the match between the next gen Jakub Mensik and Alexander Bublik (Court 17).
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