When is Wimbledon 2025 the same? Starting time today, seeds and prize money

Wimbledon is back when the Gras-Court Swing reaches its climax.

The Elite of Tennis will come to the All England Club to perform it for the most prestigious Grand Slam of the sport, with millions of pounds prize money for the taking.

Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova are the defensive champions of the singles, where Alcaraz goes a triplicate after a domination of three set of seven -time champion Novak Djokovic in 2024.

Krejcikova defeated Jasmine Paolini, the seventh seed, in a three-set thriller on the penultimate day of the championships to win her first big title.

Both defending champions are back in the men’s and ladies’ stretches while they come together on South West London, hoping to repeat their medium performance last year.

World No1s Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka will both be out to stop them, with both the Italian and the White -Russian looking for a first Wimbledon crown.

Since then he has lifted the title of the Indian Wells and follows it with a final at the Madrid Masters and a quarter -final defeat by Alcaraz in Rome.

He was eliminated in the fourth round by Alexander Bublik at the French Open and was stunned in the semi -final of Queen’s Club by Jiri Lehecka.

On the women’s side, the British NO1 Emma Raducanu stated that she would play despite struggling with back pain at Queen’s and Eastbourne.

The singles draws take place this morning, Friday 27 June, at 10 am BST.

128 players are drawn, with 32 seeds, 16 qualifications and eight wildcards.

The Dubbles trek follows at noon BST.

Sinner and Sabalenka, respectively, surpass the Seeds in the draws of men and women.

Draper comes in when the fourth seed, and he is the only Brit who is sown over the draws of both singles.