Get ready to be enthralled by the seasoned commentators at Wimbledon this season. Among the many highlights of the most prestigious tennis event, the anticipation of who is going to deliver prime insights also sparks curiosity in fans. But the wait is over! ESPN has revealed its commentator lineup for the big day. Let’s explore some of the biggest names who are taking the front seat in the commentator’s box today!

The Wimbledon Championships is undoubtedly the oldest and most significant tennis tournament of the year! Therefore, apart from playing, covering the event with their special commentary is the dream of several tennis experts. But only a few get the pass. Among those, Chris Evert and Chris Fowler have secured their spot as the main commentators for the women’s final match today. While Jasmine Paolini and Barbora Krejcikova will show their fierce battle on the ground, behind the mic will be Chris Evert, who has made her most awaited comeback (after ovarian cancer recovery earlier this year) at Wimbledon. 

A three-time Wimbledon champion herself, Evert has been entertaining audiences with her tennis analysis since 2011, when she first joined hands with ESPN. Over the past decade, Evert has rocked the commentary box, and she is not done yet! Next up is Chris Fowler. Known for his eloquence and deep understanding of the sport, he will be joining Evert in the commentary box to provide his expert analysis, too. 

Much like last year, the 61-year-old ESPN broadcaster is once again ready to share various nuances of grass-courts. On the other hand, the commentary panel for the doubles final game is ready as well. They are none other than Rennae Stubbs and Jason Goodall. After serving as an analyst at Wimbledon last year, the international sports broadcaster, Goodall is back once again. 

And Along with the 57-year-old tennis commentator, Rennae Stubbs will grace the event with her presence in the box. Known for her blunt takes and strong opinions on players, especially in her Racquet Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast, the Australian tennis coach and former player will mince no words during her commentary at Wimbledon. And the finalists on the grass will be Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova against Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe. But that’s not it! The men’s doubles final will also have two prominent commentators as well. Let’s discover who they are.

Commentators of the Men’s Doubles Final at Wimbledon

The All England Tennis Club will also witness the men’s final event as Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson take on Harri Heliovaara and Henry Patten. While they serve their aces on-court, behind the scenes, James Blake and Jason Goodall will provide their analysis. James Blake has covered several Grand Slam events in the past. A former tennis player himself, the 10-time singles winner has now become a fan favorite for his commentary since he joined ESPN in 2020. His U.S. Open and Wimbledon championship commentary is something we all wait for. And along with him, there will be Jason Goodall once again serving his double role in the event! To watch the event live, let’s take a look at the timetable.

Wimbledon timetable for July 13

1. Ladies Championship: 

• 9 a.m.–11.30 a.m. (ESPN)
• 3 p.m.–6 p.m. (ABC)—Encore
• 9 a.m.–11:30 a.m. (ESPN Deportes) – 

1. Gentleman Doubles Championship: 

• a) 11:30 a.m.–3 p.m. (ESPN)

1. Ladies Doubles championship:

•  3 p.m.–5 p.m. (ESPN2, ESPN+)

This year’s cast is star-studded, like always. However, the competitors in the event are as fresh as ever. And as the stage sets for the grandest event of tennis, whose side are you on this year? Let us know in the comment section.