If there had been a roof on Centre Court then Tim Henman's fans would have raised it. You can say what you like about the British number two who has shouldered the burden of home tennis hopes for more than a decade - and some still unfairly label him a choker - but he gives value for money. more
No roof, no coach, no warm-up event, no problem. It was business as usual for Roger Federer at Wimbledon yesterday as the defending champion began his quest for a record-equalling fifth straight title in assured fashion. more
Top seed Justine Henin dodged the showers to beat Argentina's Jorgelina Cravero for the loss of just three games and then laughed off a suggestion she would be forced to quit the game in two years. more
Roger Federer did not actually erect a sign on Centre Court which said Keep off the grass. But he did the next best thing as he beat Rafael Nadal, the king of clay, 6-0 7-6 6-7 6-3, to take his fourth consecutive Wimbledon singles crown. more
British tennis chief Roger Draper hopes to clinch a deal with top American coach Brad Gilbert to oversee the next phase of Andy Murray's career soon. more
Amelie Mauresmo felt she had finally shaken off questions about her temperament on the big occasion after victory in the Wimbledon final yesterday. more
Roger Federer is confident his Wimbledon experience and supremacy on grass will enable him to hold off the growing challenge of Rafael Nadal in today's final. more
World number one Amelie Mauresmo feels she may have finally conquered her big-match nerves - just in time to do battle for the Wimbledon title with Justine Henin-Hardenne today. more
Roger Federer has probably taken longer showers - not that he needed one after disposing of Jonas Bjorkman 6-2 6-0 6-2 in 77 minutes of merciless, sweatless domination on his way to his fourth consecutive Wimbledon final. more
