Where to Watch: Wimbledon Qualifying Rounds

All four days of the Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s singles qualifying rounds for The Championships, Wimbledon, will be streamed exclusively on ESPN+. Coverage will feature all-day action from one of the grass courts at the Community Sport Centre Roehampton, near Wimbledon and the All England Lawn Tennis Club.

Qualifying matches for the coveted 16 slots in the Wimbledon draws for both Gentlemen and Ladies will begin at 6:00 a.m. ET from Monday, June 24, through Thursday, June 27. Each day will feature four matches. ESPN has been the exclusive broadcaster of the Qualifying rounds since 2017, with ESPN+ being the exclusive platform since its launch in 2018.

On-demand replays and video-on-demand content will be available on ESPN+ throughout the tournament.

Notable Women in Wimbledon Ladies’ Singles Qualifying Draw

• Amanda Anisimova: The 2019 French Open semifinalist and former World No. 21 aims to make her first Wimbledon appearance since 2022 when she reached the quarterfinals.

• Linda Fruhvirtova: The 19-year-old Czech player, who reached the Round of 16 at the 2023 Australian Open, is looking to make her second consecutive main draw appearance at Wimbledon.

• Emina Bektas: The 31-year-old American is vying for her fifth major main draw appearance and second at Wimbledon, having previously competed in 2022.

• Kayla Day: Seeking her first main draw appearance at Wimbledon, the former ITF No. 1 junior and 2016 US Open girls’ singles champion aims to break through this year.

• Hailey Baptiste: The Washington, DC native hopes to secure her first main draw spot at Wimbledon after reaching her career-high WTA Ranking of No. 96 in March.

Notable Men in Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Singles Qualifying Draw

• Diego Schwartzman: The former World No. 8, who announced his retirement plans for 2025, is looking for his ninth consecutive main draw appearance at Wimbledon.

• Richard Gasquet: The 38-year-old Frenchman, a two-time Wimbledon semifinalist, competes in qualifying for the first time since 2004.

• David Goffin: The Belgian former ATP Top-10 player seeks his 10th main draw appearance at Wimbledon, having reached the quarterfinals in 2019 and 2022.

• Zachary Svajda: The 21-year-old Californian aims to qualify for his fourth major main draw, having previously competed at the US Open.

• Emilio Nava: Making his first appearance at Wimbledon, Nava seeks his fourth major main draw appearance, having previously entered the US Open.

• Nicolas Moreno de Alboran: Competing in Wimbledon qualifying for the third straight year, he aims for his first main draw appearance.

• Patrick Kypson: The Durham, NC native is seeking his first main draw appearance at Wimbledon after earning a Wild Card into the Australian Open earlier this year.

Main Draw Coverage

Starting Monday, July 1, ESPN+ will provide comprehensive coverage from multiple courts all day, every day through Sunday, July 14. Daily match selections will ensure fans don’t miss any of the action.

ESPN & Wimbledon Partnership

ESPN has televised Wimbledon since 2003 and has had exclusive US rights since 2012. The network’s extensive coverage will include “first ball to last ball” broadcasts, with Cross Court Coverage from Monday to Wednesday in the second week, offering all-day coverage on both ESPN and ESPN2.

The tournament concludes with five championship matches on ESPN:

• Mixed Doubles Championship: Thursday, July 11
• Ladies’ Championship and Gentlemen’s Doubles Championship: Saturday, July 13
• Ladies’ Doubles Championship and Gentlemen’s Championship: Sunday, July 14

Catch all the thrilling action of Wimbledon Qualifying and the main draw exclusively on ESPN+!

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