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Wednesday 29 July

  1. Wimbledon 2026 Sets Attendance Record with 550,151 Fans

    Rain-free fortnight aided record attendance; first dry Championships since 2019

    550,151 total spectators, up 1,381 from 2025 record

    138.5 million unique digital users globally, up 8% from 2025

    Daily attendance records set on Days 7, 12, and 14 of tournament

    Jannik Sinner won men's; Iga Świątek won women's singles title

  2. De Minaur Snaps 12-Match Losing Streak vs. Tsitsipas at Washington

    De Minaur defeats Tsitsipas 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 in Round 1 at Mubadala DC Open

    Australian overcomes 1-12 H2H deficit; Tsitsipas had won 12 of last 13 meetings

    Top seed defending champion improves to 28-14 on season

    Tsitsipas was given wildcard despite ranking outside top 50

    De Minaur leads ATP with 60 wins at ATP 500 events since 2023

Tuesday 28 July

  1. Rafael Jódar Ousts Former Champion Kei Nishikori at Washington Open

    NextGen player Jódar defeats 2015 Washington champion Nishikori

    Nishikori now 36, playing since 2007 when youngest at tournament

    Jódar advances in Washington as tournament continues hard-court swing

    Nishikori attempting comeback at age 36 on ATP Tour

    Part of strong Washington field with top seeds and established names