Friends of the “white sport” can look forward to exciting days: At the oldest tennis tournament in the world in Wimbledon, the tennis elite will have a final exchange of blows. In 2020 the most important lawn tournament in tennis was canceled due to the corona pandemic, but the classic is back in 2021. 128 men and women each fight in the world-famous London district for the tournament victory and prize money of 1.7 million British pounds (around 2 million euros). When does the tournament run and where can the matches be seen? Find out here.
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Wimbledon live and exclusively on Sky
The Wimbledon tennis tournament will take place in London (England) for the 134th time from June 28th to July 11th, 2021. It is the third Grand Slam tournament of the year after the Australian and French Open. There are no broadcasts on free TV in this country. The pay-TV broadcaster Sky reports live and exclusively from London for around 350 hours – on up to five channels. In the first week of the tournament (June 28 to July 5, 2021), the games will run on Sky Sport 1 to Sky Sport 5, on July 6 and 7, 2021, Sky will broadcast on Sky Sport 1 to Sky Sport 3 and from July 8, 2021 only on Sky Sport 1. On Sky Sport 1, the pay-TV provider shows the conference every day up to and including the quarter-finals, in which you can experience the best of Wimbledon – live matches, highlights, analyzes and interviews. With Sky Sport 2 you can always see the action from the Center Court live, with Sky Sport 3 to 5 the best current matches of the other courts with a focus on the German players. The broadcasters receive Sky-Q customers with the sports package on TV or via Internet stream with a Sky Ticket Sport. You can book it for only 9.99 euros per month and switch it on shortly after booking.
