Wimbledon 2023

I find it so frustrating to see women’s tennis most often sent to streaming . I pay already for the Cable to allow me to see these channels. As a tennis player I do not need as many comments, warming up or watching the guys have a drink. I get to see the last point and a handshake from top women players and USA women are barely shown . Women are tired of paying . All of my tennis friends now make a joke about it . Why not put women’s tennis on a separate channel ? Please think about it Ash B can be playing a great match and we break to a commentary on Roger , watch him walk in, the toss, the warm up and then sit, have a drink ... then they start meanwhile we have not seen the excellent match we are told about, but could see if we pay more on plus ! This 72 year old says It is insulting! Jane McWane

I am very pleased with ESPN’s coverage from Wimbledon. I like the commentators and enjoy their comments on the different players. I’ve enjoyed every match I’ve seen and I commend the players for being so gracious with their opponents win or lose. I only saw one player show rudeness when she lost her match. Never spoke to the gal that won and left the court without waiting to walk off court with opponent. Being disappointed with a loss has to be frustrating, however, that’s no excuse for being disrespectful to an opponent and acting unprofessional by representing the best tennis players at Wimbledon. Besides practicing tennis on the court, I believe she needs to practice her behavior, her manners and learn to be a real professional. 🇺🇸

Boy what a time I had to finally fulfill a life long dream of making it to Wimbledon to was tennis at the classic All England Tennis Club where stars are born and legends live forever. Even more special was me getting to see my tennis heroine Serena Williams G. O. A. T play on Day 1 of the championships. I had the time of my life walking the grounds shopping for Wimbledon souvenirs while bumping into friends who made the journey as well and sharing a cold drink, strawberries & cream, laughing and reminiscing about all things tennis. I simply loved it. I got to see why Wimbledon is prestigious amongst players and those that come from far and near to watch. I’ll be BACK......... 🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧🎾🇬🇧

Thank. God. Wimbledon did not go the way of the Australian Open and French Open apps, which I believe switched away from IBM this year. Whatever they did (last year too) they have fielded absolutely disastrous and unusable apps. They were so bad I had to delete them off my phone. It’s embarrassing how bad they’ve been. It’s not always been like this. But thank the lord, Wimbledon still presents a terrific app that’s easy to use and navigate. has no glitches I can, is well designed and connects easily to their live radio feeds. Thank you, Wimbledon for as usual being the class of the field.

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App looks flashy and sleek, but there are so many basic glitches that make it incredibly frustrating. Hard to load anything if your service isn’t perfect or connected to fast WiFi - would be really easy to create a low-speed mode that just gives you access to basic live scores. Often when you’re scrolling down the order of play, it will bring you right back to the top without notice. If you’ve scrolled down a bit, then change apps, then come back, the whole app has to restart again. Really easy fixes that I’m surprised were overlooked considering how long this app has been around. I attended Wimbledon this year and there was hardly any interplay with the grounds and the app.