Today at Wimbledon is the BBC’s flagship nightly highlights programme from The Championships, Wimbledon, bringing together the most memorable moments from each day’s play. Broadcast every evening during the tournament, the programme offers viewers a comprehensive recap of the biggest matches, dramatic upsets, and standout performances from the famous grass courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. It is an essential companion for tennis fans who want to catch up on the day’s action in one expertly curated broadcast.
Each episode features extended highlights from the headline singles matches, along with coverage of doubles, mixed doubles, wheelchair, and junior competitions when major stories emerge. The programme captures the defining rallies, match points, and emotional moments that shape the tournament, ensuring viewers never miss the day’s biggest talking points. Carefully edited highlights allow audiences to experience the excitement of Wimbledon even if they were unable to watch the matches live.
Beyond the results, Today at Wimbledon celebrates the traditions and atmosphere that make Wimbledon unique. The programme includes features from around the grounds, behind-the-scenes stories, and reports on emerging stars, established champions, and the enduring heritage of the world’s oldest Grand Slam tournament. This blend of highlights, storytelling, and expert commentary creates an engaging recap for both devoted tennis followers and casual viewers.
As the tournament progresses, the programme follows every stage of the championship, from the opening rounds to the finals, highlighting the evolving storylines and championship contenders. Each edition reflects the drama, intensity, and prestige of Wimbledon while keeping audiences informed about the latest developments and what to expect in the days ahead.
Today at Wimbledon is presented by Qasa Alom, who guides viewers through the day’s action with analysis, interviews, and discussion alongside a rotating team of distinguished tennis experts. Regular contributors have included former champions and respected analysts such as John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova, Tim Henman, Tracy Austin, and Billie Jean King, offering authoritative insight throughout the championships.
