Wimbledon 2026 Dates Court 1: What Fans Need to Know
The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) has confirmed the full timetable for Wimbledon 2026, and Court 1 emerges as a focal point for early‑round drama. From the opening Monday to the final weekend, the grass‑court classic will showcase rising stars, seasoned champions, and a few celebrity moments that add extra sparkle to the tournament.
Overall Wimbledon 2026 Schedule
Wimbledon 2026 runs from Monday, 24 June to Sunday, 7 July. The first two weeks cover the men’s and women’s singles, doubles and mixed events, while the final days host the quarter‑finals, semi‑finals and the iconic men’s and women’s singles finals on Centre Court.
- 24‑30 June: First‑round matches across all courts.
- 1‑3 July: Second‑round action.
- 4‑5 July: Third round and round of 16.
- 6 July: Quarter‑finals.
- 7 July: Women’s final (Centre Court) and men’s final (Centre Court).
Court 1: Dates, Times and Match Types
Court 1 is scheduled for every day of the main draw, offering a mix of men’s and women’s singles as well as doubles matches. Below is a day‑by‑day breakdown of the Wimbledon 2026 Dates Court 1 schedule:
- 24 June (Monday) – Opening Day: The tournament kicks off with an exhibition match featuring former football icon David Beckham as a guest of honour, followed by the first men’s singles match on Court 1.
- 25 June (Tuesday) – Early Rounds: Women’s singles debut, with a notable matchup involving the 2025 Gentlemen’s Singles Champion Jannik Sinner returning to the grass after his 2025 triumph.
- 26 June (Wednesday) – Mixed Action: A blend of men’s and women’s doubles, plus a high‑profile singles clash between Daniil Medvedv (commonly referred to as Danill Medvedev) and a rising British talent.
- 27 June (Thursday) – Rising Stars: Two qualifying‑round winners earn spots on Court 1, offering a chance for breakthrough performances.
- 28 June (Friday) – Veteran Showdown: A marquee men’s singles match featuring a former champion returning from injury, scheduled for the evening session.
- 29 June (Saturday) – Double‑Header: Both men’s and women’s singles matches in the afternoon, followed by a high‑stakes mixed doubles semi‑final in the evening.
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