Wimbledon 2025 Begins Today: Schedule, Seeds & Live Info

Wimbledon 2025 Kicks Off: Full Schedule, Top Seeds, and How to Watch Live

The most prestigious tennis tournament on the planet is back. Wimbledon 2025 officially starts today, Monday, June 30, and fans from every corner of the globe are tuning in for two weeks of thrilling tennis, timeless tradition, and new storylines.

From defending champions like Carlos Alcaraz to home favorites and comeback hopefuls, this year’s edition of The Championships promises drama, elegance, and unforgettable moments on the pristine grass courts of SW19.

Let’s walk through everything you need to know — from the new tech on court to key matchups, seeds, viewing options, and what makes this Grand Slam so iconic.

Tournament Dates & Match Schedule

Wimbledon 2025 runs from June 30 to July 13, featuring:

• Men’s and Women’s Singles
• Men’s and Women’s Doubles
• Mixed Doubles
• Junior and Wheelchair events

Match Play Times:

• Outer Courts begin at 11:00 AM BST
• Centre Court & Court 1 matches typically start at 1:30 PM BST

Finals Weekend:

• Women’s Final: Saturday, July 12
• Men’s Final: Sunday, July 13 at the new 4:00 PM BST start time

Full daily schedule: Wimbledon Schedule 2025

What’s New This Year?

• No Line Judges – For the first time ever at Wimbledon, all matches are using automated electronic line calling. The traditional line judges are gone, replaced by Hawk-Eye Live.
• Continuous Play – Since 2022, Middle Sunday is no longer a rest day, giving fans 14 straight days of tennis.
• Later Finals – Sunday finals now begin at 4 PM to accommodate global TV audiences, especially in the Americas.

 Top Seeds & Big Names to Watch

Men’s Singles

• Carlos Alcaraz: The defending champion and crowd favorite.
• Jannik Sinner: World #1 and top seed, coming in with strong grass form.
• Novak Djokovic: Aiming for his 8th Wimbledon title, even as age becomes a factor.
• Jack Draper: British hope and #4 seed — all eyes on him in the early rounds.

Women’s Singles

• Iga Swiatek: #1 in the world, but still proving herself on grass.
  
• Aryna Sabalenka & Coco Gauff: Both bring power and poise — major contenders.
  
• Emma Raducanu: Back in action, hoping for a deep run on home soil.
  
• Katie Boulter vs Paula Badosa: A must-watch Day 1 clash.

How to Watch Wimbledon 2025

In the UK:

• Live coverage on BBC One, BBC Two
• Streaming on BBC iPlayer
• Evening recap: Today at Wimbledon airs nightly at 8:30 PM

In the USA:

• Watch live on ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ESPN+, Disney+
• “Wimbledon Match Point” highlights show airs daily

Worldwide:
Wimbledon is broadcast in over 200 countries. Find your broadcaster via Wimbledon TV Guide

Opening Day Highlights

Day 1 brings firepower right from the start. Here’s what to watch:

• Carlos Alcaraz vs Fabio Fognini – Centre Court showdown
• Swiatek debuts against a tricky grass-court opponent
• Raducanu returns with Centre Court energy and fan pressure
• Katie Boulter vs Paula Badosa – Crowd-favorite clash

Why Wimbledon Is Still the Crown Jewel of Tennis

Wimbledon isn’t just a tennis tournament — it’s a cultural event. From the strict all-white dress code to the royal box to the smell of fresh-cut grass and strawberries & cream, Wimbledon is a celebration of tradition, elegance, and excellence.

Even in 2025, when tech innovation is replacing line judges, the essence of Wimbledon remains untouched.

Whether you’re queuing for a grounds pass, watching from your sofa, or tracking scores online — Wimbledon always delivers.

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Final Word

Wimbledon 2025 is already shaping up to be a classic. With rising stars, returning champions, and technology reshaping the game, this year's tournament is a perfect mix of the new and the nostalgic.

So whether you're a tennis diehard or a casual viewer — tune in, stay updated, and soak up the atmosphere of this magnificent Grand Slam.