Wimbledon Is ALMOST Here | Tiafoe, Cerundolo, Noskova, Serena’s Wildcard & Everything That Happened on Grass ft. Wen Davis of LoveGame

In the week before Wimbledon 2026, professional tennis gave us a lot to talk about.

Frances Tiafoe made history at Halle — the first American ever to win the ATP 500 title in Germany, and he did it without losing a service game in the final. Francisco Cerundolo came to the Queen’s Club and took the crown in West London, beating Tommy Paul in three sets. Linda Noskova went to Berlin, won the title, and walked out a Top 10 player for the first time in her career. Marie Bouzkova played Nottingham on a taped ankle, went three sets with Emma Navarro in the final, and left a grass-court champion.

And then — Sunday afternoon — Wimbledon dropped the announcement that broke the internet: Serena Williams has accepted a singles wildcard. She’s back on the grass. In singles. At a Slam. For the first time since 2022. The greatest of all time is walking back through those gates at SW19.

Myles David is joined by Wen Davis, founder of LoveGame Tennis Club — the Bay Area lifestyle brand fusing tennis, culture, fashion, and community — for a full breakdown of the most important week in tennis before the most important tournament in tennis.

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