To win the men's Wimbledon title, yes, but Virginia Wade won the women's, Jamie Murray won the mixed doubles and Laura Robson won the girls' since then and hopefully she can successfully defend her title

Look at this for great sportsmanship... Tommy Haas has really gained my respect!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8117958.stm

Good to see a Belgian through to the 3rd Round (Flipkens) after all the men lost 1st/2nd round. Shame it was at the expense of a Scot, but Murray is still there so it's ok.

Nice video sm_rat

I was mainly concentrating on Murray to be honest.

I concentrate on all Belgians and Murray

Oh ye sorry, keep forgetting you are from belguim.

Anyone watching the ladies tennis match now - Kirilenko and Wozniacki? Dayum! I'd rather these two stay on and play than having to see Murray hammer someone else

Edit: Damn it's over

Edited at 17:09 Thu 25/06/09 (BST)

Samantha Stosur was poor earlier, Malek was very unlucky. Hopefully Stosur improves for the next game.

Tommy Haas was unlucky not to beat Federer at the French Open, was 2-0 up and playing well, but Feds just turned it on and overturned him 3-2.

Murray v Gulbis

6-2, *1-2

Murray has a chance of it now!

Edited at 12:06 Sat 27/06/09 (BST)

And he didn't before?

And when will this topic get the correct spelling

Shame for Kirsten Flipkens against Safina today. She did very well in the first set, but just didn't have it in her for the second.

Andy Murray was excellent today, he looked unbeatable throughout the match.

Juniors have started, and Boy's top seed and Roland Garros winner Daniel Berta (SWE) is comfortably through to the 2nd Round after a 6-4 6-0 win over Belgian Yannick Reuter.

Didn't Flipkens get rid of the last female Brit, cruel Belgian

She did indeed

Anyway, you still have the Scottish hope of Andy Murray, whereas Belgium are now relying on doubles and Juniors

He got the Swiss number 2 in the next round, seeded 19 and he's the number 2 of his country, our number 2 is no where, our number 1 in the women's is only just in the top 100. We need more tennis players.

And it will always be Henman Hill

ps. An English man and a Belgian won the first ever match under the Wimbledon roof

Clijsters - Legend
Henin - Also legend

Since those two, Belgium haven't had a top player. We have a few men who do well at times (Darcis, Vliegen, Christophe Rochus, Olivier Rochus, Xavier Malisse) but never tend to make it too far in a Grand Slam. As for women, we only have two real players, Flipkens and Wickmayer, again they don't make it that far. The great news however is Clijsters is coming back

Wawrinka is a good player, I think he can still improve and Murray will have a tough game this time. I think Murray will win, but in 4 sets.

Darcis did pretty well at Queens. Henin was a legend, one of my favourites in the women's game, never won Wimbledon though.

And was going to mention the Clijsters comeback, she was on about it after Henman and her v the Agassis

I loved Henin. She was superb.

Darcis did well yeah, and Oli Rochus got to the semi finals in Halle. The main problem for Oli and Xav is they need to keep playing qualifiers, which Oli doesn't do too well in. Xav tends to ease through them thankfully.

I really hope Clijsters can get her old form back, it would add more excitement to the ever changing first seed spot

Seeing as it's Sunday and there are no games, here are the latest updates in all tournaments.

Men's Singles - French Open Finalists Roger Federer and Robin Soderling will play each other in the 4th Round. Three unseeded players remain, those being Dudi Sela (ISR, 46), Lleyton Hewitt (AUS, 56) and Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP, 70). The biggest casualty so far has been 5th seed Juan Martin Del Potro.

Women's Singles - French Open Champion Svetlana Kuznetsova is out. Five unseeded players remain - Daniela Hantuchova (RUS, 32), Elena Vesnina (RUS, 37), Sabine Lisicki (GER, 41), Francesca Schiavone (ITA, 43) and Melanie Oudin (USA, 124). The best two games of the round should be Dinara Safina vs Amelie Mauresmo and Ana Ivanovic vs Venus Williams.

Men's Doubles - One 2nd Round game still remains, Norman/Moodie (9) vs Andreev/Korolev. French Open Champions Leander Paes and Lukas Dlouhy are out.

Women's Doubles - Anna-Lena Groenefeld and Vania King (12) are through to the quarter finals, along with Samantha Stosur and Rennae Stubbs (3).

Mixed Doubles - French Open winners Bob Bryan and Liezel Huber have different partners for this tournament. Huber and Jamie Murray are through to the 3rd Round, while Bob Bryan and Samantha Stosur are yet to play their 2nd Round match.

Boy's Singles - Top seed and French Open winner Daniel Berta is through to the 2nd Round. 2nd seed Liang-Chi Huang is out. Huang was also out at the first round in Roland Garros. Third seed and highly talked about Bernard Tomic is also through to the 2nd round.

Girl's Singles - Top seed and French Open winner Kristina Mladenovic is yet to play her first round match. This is the case for most top seeds as well. Yana Buchina has knocked out 9th seed Christina McHale.

Boy's Doubles - French Open winners Marin Draganja and Dino Marcan are unseeded. They will play 3rd seeds Facundo Arguello and Julen Uriquen in the opening round.

Girl's Doubles - French Open winners Noppawan Lertcheewakarn and Elena Bogdan are not competing together. Bogdan has not entered Wimbledon, while Lertcheewakarn is competing with Sally Peers.

Wheelchair Men's Doubles - French Open winners Stephane Houdet and Michael Jeremiasz will play against Stefan Olsson and Peter Wikstrom in the semi finals.

Wheelchair Women's Doubles - French Open winners Korie Homan and Esther Vergeer will play Katharina Kruger and Sharon Walraven in the semi finals.