Can anyone stop Novak Djokovic from winning a Roger Federer-equalling eighth Wimbledon title?
What kind of shape will the top women’s seed Iga Swiatek be in after withdrawing from a grass-court semi-final on Friday because of fever and possible food poisoning?
And Nick Kyrgios, for that matter? The fiery Australian has played only one competitive match in 2023 after knee surgery in January.
What will it be like with the Russians and Belarusians back in the draw after last year’s ban?
How much of the talk at SW19 will revolve around the divisive plans for tennis in Saudi Arabia?
Wimbledon 2023 promises to be a cracker. Here are some of the key storylines to follow over the next fortnight…
The Russians and Belarusians are back
After being banned last year, Russian and Belarusians will be competing at Wimbledon and it is sure to attract plenty of attention.
Sixteen male or female players in the top 100 missed out in 2022, including the likes of men’s world No 3 Daniil Medvedev and women’s world No 2 Aryna Sabalenka, as a response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Medvedev practising at Wimbledon this week (Photo: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
Under pressure from the UK government last year, the All England Club (which organises Wimbledon) banned players from…
