The Championships, Wimbledon 2015: Grass Court Grand Slam

My second favorite grand slam (after the US Open, of course) is back!

The Championships 2015 at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in the bustly London suburb of Wimbledon is home to the only grass court grand slam in tennis. Where the players get dirty from the grass! Like at all grand slam events, anything can happen, especially in the ladies' singles draw as depicted on the draw itself. Anything can happen. Defending singles champions Novak Djokovic and Petra Kvitova once again get top seeding, sort of.

With that in mind, the first round draws in singles.

GENTLEMEN SINGLES
First round matches of interest
(1) Novak Djokovic v Philip Kohlschreiber
(2) Roger Federer v Damir Dzumhur
(3) Andy Murray v Miguel Kukushkin
(4) Stan Wawrinka v Joao Sousa
(5) Kei Nishikori v Simone Bolelli
(6) Tomas Berdych v Jeremy Chardy
(7) Milos Raonic v Daniel Gimeno Traver
(9) Marin Cilic v Hiroki Moriya
(10) Rafa Nadal v Tomaz Bellucci
(11) Grigor Dimitrov v Federico Delbonis
(12) Gilles Simon v Nicolas Almagro
(13) Jo Wilfried Tsonga v Gilles Muller
(14) Kevin Anderson v Lucas Pouille
(15) Feliciano Lopez v Steve Darcis
(16) David Goffin v Horacio Zeballos
(17) John Isner v Go Soeda
(18) Gael Monfils v Pablo Carreno Busta
(19) Tommy Robredo v John Millman
(20) Roberto Bautista Agut v Robin Bemelmans
(21) Richard Gasquet v Lucas Saville
(22) Viktor Troicki v Aleksandr Nedovyseov
(23) Ivo Karlovic v Elias Ymer
(24) Leonardo Mayer v Thanasi Kokkinakis
(25) Andreas Seppi v Brydan Klein
(26) Nick Kyrgios v Diego Schwartzman
(27) Bernard Tomic v Jan Lennard Struff
(29) Guillermo Garcia Lopez v Pablo Andujar
(30) Fabio Fognini v Tim Smyczek
(31) Jack Sock v Sam Groth
(32) Dominic Thiem v Dudi Sela
Lleyton Hewitt v Jarko Nieminen
Radek Stepanek v Aljaz Bedene
Fernando Verdasco v Martin Klizan
Sam Querrey v Igor Sijsling
Marcos Baghdatis v Donald Young
Jerzy Janowicz v Marcel Ilhan
Juan Monaco v Fernando Mayer
Tommy Haas v Dusan Lajovic
Nicolas Mahut v Filip Krajinovic
Jarko Tipsarevic v Marcel Granollers
Tomaz Gabashvili v Alexander Zverev
Joao Souza v Santiago Giraldo
Adrian Mannarino v Michael Berrer
Matos Matosevic v Liam Broady
Ben Becker v Victor Estrella Burgos
Steve Johnson v Lucas Lacko
Alex Dolgopolov v Kenneth Edmund
Vasek Pospisil v Vincent Millot
Ernests Gulbis v Lukas Rosol
Denis Istomin v Albert Ramos Vinolas
Sergey Stakhovsky v Borna Coric
Kenny de Schepper v John Patrick Smith
Jiri Vesely v Paolo Lorenzi
Dustin Brown v Yun Hsieh Lu
Robin Haase v Alejandro Falla
Mikhail Youzhny v Benoit Paire
James Duckworth v Malek Jaziri

LADIES SINGLES
First round matches of interest
(1) Serena Williams v Margarita Gasparyan
(2) Petra Kvitova v Kiki Bertens
(3) Simona Halep v Jana Cepelova
(4) Maria Sharapova v Johanna Konta
(5) Caroline Wozniacki v Shuai Zheng
(6) Lucie Safarova v Allison Riske
(7) Ana Ivanovic v Yi Fan Xu
(8) Ekaterina Makarova v Sachia Vickery
(9) Venus Williams v Madison Brengle
(10) Angelique Kerber v Christine Witthoeft
(11) Karolina Pliskova v Irina Falconi
(12) Eugenie Bouchard v Ying Ying Duan
(13) Aga Radwanska v Lucie Hradecka
(14) Andrea Petkovic v Shelby Rogers
(15) Timea Bacsinsky v Julia Goerges
(16) Carla Suarez Navarro v Jelena Ostapenko
(17) Elina Svitolina v Misaki Doi
(18) Sabine Lisicki v Jarmila Gadjosova
(19) Sara Errani v Francesca Schiavone
(20) Garbine Muguruza v Varvara Lepchenko
(21) Madison Keys v Stefanie Voegele
(22) Sam Stosur v Davina Kovinic
(23) Victoria Azarenka v Anett Kontaveit
(24) Flavia Pennetta v Zarina Diyas
(25) Alize Cornet v Ana Konjuh
(26) Svetlana Kuznetsova v Laura Siegemund
(27) Barbora Zahlavova Strycova v Sloane Stephens
(28) Jelena Jankovic v Elena Vesnina  
(29) Irina Camelia Begu v Daniela Gavrilova
(30) Belinda Bencic v Tsvetana Pironkova
(31) Camilia Giorgi v Teliana Pereira
(32) Caroline Garcia v Heather Watson
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova v Mona Barthel
Tamira Paszek v Casey Dellacqua
Dominika Cibulkova v Daniela Hantuchova
Roberta Vinci v Aleksandra Krunic
Kirsten Flipkens v Annika Beck
Bojana Jovanovski v Tatjana Maria
Bethanie Mattek Sands v Alison van Uytvanck
Urszula Radwanska v Edina Gallovits Hall
Karin Knapp v  Magdalena Rybarikova
Kristina Mladenovic v Aleksandra Dulgheru
Christina McHale v Johanna Larsson
Kaia Kanepi v Su Wei Hsieh
Yanina Wickmayer v Elizaveta Kulichkova
Mirjana Lucic Baroni v Yaroslava Shvedova
Timea Babos v Petra Cetkovska
Marina Erakovic v Yulia Putintseva
Laura Robson v Elena Rodina
Silvia Soler Espinosa v Sesil Karatantcheva
Kristyna Pliskova v Tereza Smitkova
Monica Puig v Monica Niculescu
Anna Karolina Schmiedlova v Coco Vandeweghe
Nicole Gibbs v Lucia Tsurenko
Laura Davis v Polona Hercog
Lara Arruabarrena v Pauline Parmentier
Olga Govortsova v Anna Mitu
Ajla Tomljanovic v Klara Koukalova

In the US, every match from Monday to next Sunday's gentlemen's singles finals will be exclusive to ESPN. Also try Radio Wimbledon with good commentary as well.

The Championships, Wimbledon 2014 Begins Monday!

All England is back for business for the Championships starting Monday! The only grand slam played on grass. Although defending women's singles champion Marion Bartoli won't defend the title (she retired shortly after her win after a critic made comments regarding looks), Andy Murray will defend his men's singles title there. Murray became the first Brit since Virginia Wade in 1977 to win at All England in singles competition (in general). It was also Murray's second grand slam. Will he repeat?

Notable first round singles matches of interest
GENTLEMEN
(1) Novak Djokovic v Andrey Golubev
(2) Rafa Nadal v Martin Klizan
(3) Andy Murray v David Goffin
(4) Roger Federer v Paolo Lorenzi
(5) Stan Wawrinka v Joao Sousa
(6) Tomas Berdych v Victor Hanescu
(7) David Ferrer v Pablo Carreno Busta
(8) Milos Raonic v Matthew Ebden
(9) John Isner v Daniel Smethurst
(10) Kei Nishikori v Kenny de Schepper
(11) Grigor Dimitrov v Ryan Harrison
(12) Ernests Gulbis v Jurgen Zopp
(13) Richard Gasquet v James Duckworth
(14) Jo Wilfried Tsonga v Jurgen Melzer
(15) Jerzy Janowicz v Somdev Devvarman
(16) Fabio Fognini v Alex Kuznetsov
(17) Mikhail Youzhny v James Ward
(18) Fernando Verdasco v Marinko Matosevic
(20) Kevin Anderson v Aljaz Bedene
(21) Alex Dolgopolov v Samuel Groth
(22) Philipp Kohlschreiber v Igor Sijsling
(23) Tommy Robredo v Lukas Lacko
(24) Gael Monfils v Malek Jaziri
(25) Andreas Seppi v Leonardo Mayer
(26) Marin Cilic v Paul Henri Mathieu
(27) Roberto Bautista Agut v Steve Johnson
(29) Ivo Karlovic v Frank Dancevic
(30) Marcel Granollers v Nicolas Mahut
(31) Vasek Pospisil v Robin Haase
(32) Dmitry Tursonov v Denis Istomin
Lleyton Hewitt v Michal Przyieszny
Gilles Simon v Konstantin Kravchuk
Radek Stepanek v Pablo Cuevas
Julien Benneteau v Gilles Muller
Sam Querrey v Bradley Klahn
Sergiy Stakhovsky v Carlos Berlocq
Jeremy Chardy v Daniel Cox
Bernard Tomic v Evgeny Donskoy
Jack Sock v Pierre Hugues Herbert
Donald Young v Benjamin Becker
Edouard Roger Vasselin v Filippo Volandri
Benoit Paire v Lukas Rosol
Dustin Brown v Marcos Baghdatis
Andrey Kuznetsov v Daniel Evans
Adrian Mannarino v Pere Riba
Nick Kyrgios v Stephane Robert

LADIES
(1) Serena Williams v Anna Tatishvili
(2) Na Li v Paula Kania
(3) Simona Halep v Teliana Pereira
(4) Agnieszka Radwanska v Andreea Mitu
(5) Maria Sharapova v Samantha Murray
(6) Petra Kvitova v Andrea Hlavackova
(7) Jelena Jankovic v Kaia Kanepi
(8) Victoria Azarenka v Mirjana Lucic Baroni
(9) Angelique Kerber v Urszula Radwanska
(10) Dominika Cibulkova v Aleksandra Wozniak
(11) Ana Ivanovic v Francesca Schiavone
(12) Flavia Pennetta v Jana Cepelova
(13) Eugenie Bouchard v Daniela Hantuchova
(14) Sara Errani v Caroline Garcia
(15) Carla Suarez Navarro v Shuai Zhang
(16) Caroline Wozniacki v Shahar Peer
(17) Sam Stosur v Yanina Wickmayer
(18) Sloane Stephens v Maria Kirilenko
(19) Sabine Lisicki v Julia Glushko
(20) Andrea Petkovic v Katarzyna Piter
(21) Roberta Vinci v Donna Vekic
(22) Ekaterina Makarova v Kimiko Date Krumm
(23) Lucie Safarova v Julia Goerges
(24) Kirsten Flipkens v Tamira Paszek
(25) Alize Cornet v Anna Schmiedlova
(26) Anastasiya Pavlyuchenkova v Alison Riske
(27) Garbine Muguruza v Coco Vandeweghe
(28) Svetlana Kuznetsova v Michelle Larcer de Brito
(29) Sorana Cirstea v Victoria Duval
(30) Venus Williams v Maria Teresa Torro Flor
(31) Klara Koukalova v Taylor Townsend
(32) Elena Vesnina v Patricia Mayr Achleitner
Vera Zvonareva v Tara Moore
Tsvetana Pironkova v Varvara Lepchenko
Heather Watson v Ajla Tomljanovic
Christina McHale v Chanelle Scheepers
Monica Puig v Madison Keys
Bojana Jovanovski v Johanna Larsson
Karin Knapp v Karolina Pliskova
Casey Dellacqua v Anett Kontaveit
Silvia Soler Espinosa v Olga Govortsova
Alexandra Cadantu v Camila Giorgi
Mona Barthel v Romina Oprandi
Virginie Razzano v Irina Camelia Begu
Johanna Konta v Shuai Peng
Barbora Zahlavova Strycova v Alla Kudryatseva
Misaki Doi v Elina Svitolina
Kristina Mladenovic v Zarina Diyas
Vania King v Yvonne Meusburger
Lauren Davis v Alisa Kleybanova
Yaroslava Shvedova v Kristyna Pliskova

Radio Wimbledon is back for the next two weeks! Follow the action on the Wimbledon website. Here in the states, it's on ESPN networks exclusively and DIRECTV mix channel (I think for this week only).

The Championships Wimbledon 2013: Begins Monday!

One of my favorite grand slam events is back, starting tomorrow as The Championships begin play. Gotta love the grass courts.

Novak Djokovic is the top seed in the gentlemen's singles draw. Defending champ Roger Federer is the third seed. Andy Murray, who won gold at AELTC at London 2012, is the second seed.

Defending ladies singles champion Serena Williams, who came under fire recently for comments made in an interview in the latest Rolling Stone interview (if you have the issue, it starts on page 80) about the underage and dating (I think, haven't read the article yet), is the top seed in the ladies singles. She is trying to go for an umpteenth ladies singles title at AELTC.

With that in mind...the first round singles matches of interest.

Gentlemen's singles-first round matches of interest
(1) Novak Djokovic v Florian Mayer
(2) Andy Murray v Ben Becker
(3) Roger Federer v Victor Hanescu
(4) David Ferrer v Martin Alund
(5) Rafa Nadal v Steve Darcis
(6) Jo Wilfried Tsonga v David Goffin
(7) Tomas Berdych v Martin Klizan
(8) Juan Martin del Potro v Albert Ramos
(9) Richard Gasquet v Marcel Granollers
(10) Marin Cilic v Marcos Baghdatis
(11) Stan Wawrinka v Lleyton Hewitt
(12) Kei Nishikori v Matthew Ebden
(13) Tommy Haas v Dimtry Tursunov
(14) Janko Tipsarevic v Viktor Troicki
(15) Nicolas Almagro v Jurgen Zopp
(16) Philipp Kohlschreiber v Ivan Dodig
(17) Milos Raonic v Carlos Berlocq
(18) John Isner v Evgeny Donskoy
(19) Gilles Simon v Feliciano Lopez
(20) Mikhail Youzhny v Robin Haase
(21) Sam Querrey v Bernard Tomic
(22) Juan Monaco v Bastian Knittel
(24) Jerzy Janowicz v Kyle Edmund
(26) Alex Dolgopolov v Gastao Elias
(27) Kevin Anderson v Olivier Rochus
(28) Jeremy Chardy v Ryan Harrison
(29) Grigor Dimitrov v Simone Bolelli
(30) Fabio Fognini v Jurgen Melzer
(31) Julien Benneteau v Tobias Kamke
(32) Tommy Robredo v Alex Bogomolov Jr.
Fernando Verdasco v Xavier Malisse
James Blake v Thiemo de Bakker
Nicolas Mahut v Jan Hajek
Michael Llodra v Jarkko Nieminen
Radek Stepanek v Matt Reid
Paul Henri Mathiew v Ricardas Berankis
Philipp Petzschner v Michal Przysiezny
Go Soeda v Andreas Haider Maurer
Alex Kuznetsov v Igor Sijsling
Jesse Levine v Guido Pella
Lukas Rosol v Julian Reister
Sergiy Stakhovsky v Rogerio Dutra Silva
Ernests Gulbis v Edouard Roger Vasselin

Ladies singles draw-first round matches of interest
(1) Serena Williams v Mandy Minella
(2) Victoria Azarenka v Maria Joao Koehler
(3) Maria Sharapova v Kristina Mladenovic
(4) Agnieszka Radwanska v Yvonne Meusberger
(5) Sara Errani v Monica Puig
(6) Na Li v Michaella Krajicek
(7) Angelique Kerber v Bethanie Mattek Sands
(8) Petra Kvitova v Coco Vandeweghe
(9) Caroline Wozniacki v Estrella Cabeza Candela
(10) Maria Kirilenko v Laura Robson
(11) Roberta Vinci v Chanelle Scheepers
(12) Ana Ivanovic v Virginie Razzano
(13) Nadia Petrova v Karolina Pliskova
(14) Sam Stosur v Anna Schmiedlova
(15) Marion Bartoli v Elina Svitolina
(16) Jelena Jankovic v Johanna Konta
(17) Sloane Stephens v Jamie Hampton
(18) Dominika Cibulkova v Maria Elena Camerin
(19) Carla Suarez Navarro v Lourdes Dominguez Lino
(21) Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova v Tsvetana Pironkova
(22) Sorana Cirstea v Stefanie Voegele
(23) Sabine Lisicki v Francesca Schiavone
(24) Shuai Peng v Anna Medina Garrigues
(25) Ekaterina Makarova v Johanna Larsson
(26) Varvara Lepchenko v Eva Birnerova
(27) Lucie Safarova v Lauren Davis
(28) Tamira Paszek v Alexandra Cadantu
(29) Alize Cornet v Vania King
(31) Romina Oprandi v Alison Riske
Kimiko Date Krumm v Carina Witthoeft
Urszula Radwanska v Mallory Burdette
Andrea Petkovic v Paulie Parmentier
Julia Goerges v Mariana Duque Marino
Heather Watson v Madison Keys
Elena Baltacha v Flavia Pennetta
Yanina Wickmayer v Vesna Dolonc
Melanie Oudin v Michelle Larcher de Brito
Anne Keothavong v Garbine Muguruza
Christina McHale v Alexa Glatch
Mirjana Lucic Baroni v Sofia Arvidsson
Bojana Jovanovski v Ajla Tomljanovic
Anna Tatishvili v Petra Martic
Elena Vesnina v Andrea Hlavackova
Olga Govortsova v Simona Halep
Barbora Zahlavova Strycova v Magdalena Rybarikova

The Championships begin Monday. ESPN will have exclusive coverage here in the states. It doesn't help to also listen to Radio Wimbledon and for us in the states with DIRECTV, there's the Wimbledon mix channel, with even more action around the grounds.

New Balls Please!

In today's semifinal between Jo Wilfried Tsonga and Andy Murray at All-England, check out Murray's accidental shot toward Tsonga's balls:

Despite rallying late, Murray held off Tsonga in four sets to play Roger Federer in the final on Sunday. First Brit since 1938 to reach Wimbledon final.

The Championships at Wimbledon 2012, a Preview!

It's late June and it's time for The Championships at Wimbledon 2012! Nothing beats tennis on grass. The way it should be!

Among some of the big stories of this year's Championships is the possible final match of Kim Clijsters, a Grand Slam champion, who is slated to retire after USTA Open in New York in September. She will try to get into the London games as well pending the rankings and qualification procedure standards of the ITF.

Also since the Games of the XXX Olympiad is in London, All-England will be the venue for the tennis competitions beginning the first week in late July.

Anyway, here are some notable first round singles matches, beginning Monday!

MEN
singles first round
(1) Novak Djokovic v Juan Carlos Ferrero
(2) Rafa Nadal v Thomaz Bellucci
(3) Roger Federer v Albert Ramos
(4) Andy Murray v Nikolay Davydenko
(5) Jo Wilfried Tsonga v Lleyton Hewitt
(6) Tomas Berdych v Ernests Gulbis
(7) David Ferrer v Dustin Brown
(8) Janko Tipsarevic v David Nalbandian
(9) Juan Martin del Potro v Robin Haase
(10) Mardy Fish v Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo
(11) John Isner v Alejandro Falla
(13) Gilles Simon v Paul Henri Mathieu
(16) Marin Cilic v Cedrik-Marcel Stebe
(17) Fernando Verdasco v Jimmy Wang
(18) Richard Gasquet v Tobias Kamke
(20) Bernard Tomic v David Goffin
(21) Milos Raonic v Santiago Giraldo
(22) Alex Dolgopolov v Alex Bogomolov Jr.
(25) Stan Wawrinka v Jurgen Meltzer
(26) Mikhail Youzhny v Donald Young
(27) Philipp Kohlschreiber v Tommy Haas
(28) Radek Stepanek v Sergiy Stakhovsky
(30) Andy Roddick v Jamie Baker
Ryan Harrison v Yen-Hsun Lu
Paolo Lorenzi v Nicolas Mahut
Benjamin Becker v James Blake
Vasek Pospisil v Sam Querrey
Albert Montanes v Marcos Baghdatis
Xavier Malisse v Marinko Matosevic
Ivo Karlovic v Dudi Sela
Andrey Kuznetsov v Florent Serra

WOMEN
singles first round
(1) Maria Sharapova v Anastasia Rodionova
(2) Victoria Azarenka v Irina Falconi
(3) Aga Radwanska v Magdalena Rybarikova
(4) Petra Kvitova v Akgul Amanmuradova
(5) Sam Stosur v Carla Suarez Navarro
(6) Serena Williams v Barbora Zahlavova Strycova
(7) Caroline Wozniacki v Tamira Paszek
(8) Angelique Kerber v Lucie Hradecka
(9) Marion Bartoli v Casey Dellacqua
(10) Sara Errani v Coco Vandeweghe
(11) Na Li v Ksenia Pervak
(12) Vera Zvonareva v Mona Barthel
(13) Dominika Cibulkova v Klara Zakopalova
(14) Ana Ivanovic v Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez
(15) Sabine Lisicki v Petra Martic
(16) Flavia Pennetta v Camila Giorgi
(17) Maria Kirilenko v Alexandra Cadantu
(18) Jelena Jankovic v Kim Clijsters
(20) Nadia Petrova v Maria Elena Camerin
(21) Roberta Vinci v Ashleigh Barty
(22) Julia Goerges v Shahar Peer
(23) Petra Cetkovska v Vania King
(24) Francesca Schiavone v Laura Robson
(27) Daniela Hantuchova v Jamie Lee Hampton
(28) Christina McHale v Johanna Konta
(30) Shuai Peng v Sandra Zaniewska
(31) Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova v Sofia Arvidsson
(32) Svetlana Kuznetsova v Yanina Wickmayer
Venus Williams v Elena Vesnina
Kimiko Date Krumm v Kateryna Bondarenko
Timea Babos v Melanie Oudin
Iveta Benesova v Heather Watson
Sloane Stephens v Karolina Pliskova
Ursula Radwanska v Marina Erakovic
Laura Pous Tio v Anne Keothavong
Sorana Cirstea v Pauline Parmentier
Mirjana Lucic v Alexandra Panova
Anabel Medina Garrigues v Simona Halep
Vesna Dolonc v Tsvetana Pironkova
Irina Camelia Begu v Romina Oprandi

For the first time in 43 years, NBC will not have any coverage of the Championships for us in the states. ESPN will have coverage all through to the finals as ESPN outbid NBC last year. Cable only for us here in the states. But you can go here for live scores and of course the best commentary around with Radio Wimbledon!

An End of an Era.

After 43 years of the free-to-air network for the Championships at Wimbledon, NBC was outbid...by ESPN. Read it here.

It seems that even though NBC will retain RG's, I think it will be a sign of an improvement because everyone, even myself, are angered over their "same time zone" shit that bothers people. Today isn't really that damn important anymore (same could be said for other morning shows-network or cable-because they're all useless), and that really killed this experiment that the network has done for years.

ESPN outbid Fox and NBC for the rights, but will they relegate some of the matches to be televised live on either Tennis Channel or FTA on ABC? Who knows? NBC needs tennis because tennis is an Olympic sport and All-England will be the tennis venue for the London games next July. But I really think it hits a network hard for all the years it has brought this grand slam event to America, even though they've fucked up the last few years.

The overall story is, who gives a fuck? Radio Wimbledon all the way!

Wimbledon Now in the Rear View Mirror.

The 125th Championships at Wimbledon is complete. Congrats to all the winners including Petra Kvitova, who scored her first grand slam championship on Saturday and Novak Djokovic, who is now the world's number one, and has a grand slam to boot as well!

So with all that in mind, that marks the 3/4 mark of the grand slam in 2011. The US Open Series will begin in a few weeks, and all will lead to the final grand slam of the year at the USTA Complex at Flushing Meadows in the NYC borrough of Queens in late August!

Wimbledon 2011 Is Here!

It's been two weeks since the last grand slam at Roland Garros. Now we're going from clay to grass and this time-the All England Lawn, Tennis and Croquet Club located in the London suburb of Wimbledon. In 14 months time, this will be the tennis venue for the London 2012 Olympics.

In day 1 of the opening round, highlighted at center court by Rafa Nadal and Fran Schiavone, will have Andy Murray at centre court in action as well.

Perhaps the biggest surprise of this year's championships is no Kim Clijsters, who suffered an ankle injury, that probably bothered her since Roland-Garros. Hopefully Kim, who won the Australian Open in January, will probably be ready in time to kick ass for Flushing Meadows in late August.

On the men's side, native Shreveporter Ryan Harrison is back, but perhaps the best matchup of the first round is the rematch between John Isner and Nick Mahut. Last year at Wimbledon, both Mahut and Isner played for two days in what was probably the longest tennis match ever.

Back to the women's side where French Open champion Li Na is the third seed, while Caroline Wozniacki is the top seed.

And don't forget to check out Wimbledon.com for live scoring and insane online radio commentary that is better than the coverage you normally see for this event (in the States, it's the usual suspects that broadcasted the French Open).