Wimbledon seeks end of 'wacky Wednesday' with new grass season

Sydney Morning HeraldWimbledon seeks end of 'wacky Wednesday' with new grass seasonSydney Morning HeraldA long-sought change to the tennis calendar this season will allow players to arrive at Wimbledon better prepared to play on grass, tournament chairman Phil Brook said. For the first time, there will be three weeks instead of two between the end of the ...How much Andy Murray could earn by winning Wimbledon after new prize ...Yahoo Eurosport UK (blog)2015 Wimbledon singles champions to receive nearly $3MKansas City StarWimbledon announces exciting changes for 2015isportsweb.com (blog)Daily News & Analysis -Daily Journalall 15 news articles »