The all-time greats have critical questions to answer at SW19, while players like Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper must prove they can remain physically fit for the tournament.
Here are the 8 key storylines ahead of this year's championships.
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Serena Williams' Return
Serena Williams made a last-minute decision to take a singles wildcard at Wimbledon, escalating her comeback from retirement at 44 years old.
After four years away, she returns to SW19 where she has previously won seven singles titles, attempting to create more magical career moments.
Jannik Sinner's Bounce-Back
Jannik Sinner suffered a shocking second-round collapse at Roland Garros against Juan Manuel Cerundolo after leading by two sets and 5-1, later citing illness.
Having bounced back from a heartbreaking defeat to Carlos Alcaraz a year ago to win his first Wimbledon title, he must now re-establish his tour dominance.
Player Protest at Wimbledon
Following a 20% prize money increase from the All England Club, a disgruntled group of top players has announced a comprehensive press protest lasting until the tournament's second week.
The group continues to push for a greater financial share from the grand slam tournaments, placing the onus back on the club for a response.
Emma Raducanu's Fitness
Emma Raducanu showed excellent form on grass by reaching the Queen's Club final and defeating multiple top-20 opponents.
However, physical durability remains a concern after she was recently spotted walking in a medical boot on Wednesday.
