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Wimbledon News Featuring Andy Murray, Barbora Krejcikova, and Lois Boisson

Wendi Oliveros Written by Sports EditorWendi Oliveros
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Wimbledon 2025 is six days away; however, there is still plenty of news about the tournament pertaining to Andy Murray, Barbora Krejcikova, and Lois Boisson in particular.

Wimbledon Will Honor Andy Murray…Eventually

British players long to achieve a portion of the success that Andy Murray gained throughout his career at Wimbledon and beyond. The two-time champion and Olympic gold medalist won three high-profile titles at the All England Club.

Now that Murray is retired, honors are rolling in. The Queen’s Club (HSBC) Championships renamed the center court Andy Murray Arena earlier this month.

The All England Club plans to build a statue on the grounds in his honor.  It will be unveiled on the 150th anniversary of the tournament in 2027.

Reigning Wimbledon Champion Barbora Krejcikova Gets First Grass Court SinglesWin Of 2025

This week’s Lexus Eastbourne Open is the last chance for players to get grass court match play before the Grand Slam main draw begins next week.

World No. 17 Barbora Krejcikova, the 2024 Wimbledon Champion, lost in the first round at last week’s HSBC Championships against World No. 36  Rebecca Sramkova, and came into her match against Harriet Court seeking her first grass court singles win of the season.  It was a tough task involving fighting off match points against the World No. 71 Dart, but Krejcikova did it and gains valuable confidence and more match play before next week.

Krejcikova is also playing doubles in the tournament with Jelena Ostapenko; the pair won their first round match on Monday.

French Open Semifinalist Lois Boisson Loses In Opening Qualifying Match

Lois Boisson enchanted the French Open fans with her miraculous run in Paris. Concerns about how her game translated to the grass courts came to fruition as Boisson lost in her first Wimbledon qualifying match. Boisson vaulted up the rankings to 65th after making it to the French Open semifinals.

She lost to Canadian Carson Branstine, 2-6, 7-6, 4-6.  Branstine is ranked 197th.  An all-Canadian second round match is on tap between Branstine and 2019 US Open Champion Bianca Andreescu on Wednesday.

Wendi Oliveros Written by Sports EditorWendi Oliveros
Wendi Oliveros is a diehard tennis fan that is known to set her clock at ridiculous hours to watch live action especially during the Australian Open. She is known for indulging in strawberries and cream during Wimbledon and has watched the US Open live several times.
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