BBC brings a major change in the coverage of Wimbledon that runs the risk of making tennis fans upset

The Wimbledon Highlights show of the BBC will be moved next week to a “Graveyard Slot”.

Fans are used to looking at ‘today Wimbledon“During the championships since the launch of the program in 1990.

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The highlights of the highlights have usually started over the years between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., with QASA everywhere replacing Clare Balding As a host in 2023.

Last year’s programming schedule was disturbed by a series of Late Finishes on Center Court due to bad weather.

Playing on the main courts that often go beyond 8 p.m., the coverage of the BBC usually decided to stay with the live action.

According to the TelegraphBeeb Chiefs have decided to move their TV slot for today in Wimbledon until 11:55 pm before the first day at the championships.

The show is previously recorded and made available online from 9 p.m. during the first week of the tournament, but will not be broadcast on TV until De Telegraaf describes as the “Graveyard Slot”.

BBC Chiefs say that their highlight program will start “after Live Play ends”.

And it will be shown BBC two.

During the second week of the tournament today, Wimbledon returns to a more famous lock.

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A spokesperson for BBC told Sunsport: “Live Wimbledon covering is planned to designate BBC One or BBC two Until 10 p.m. in the first week, and until 9 p.m. from the second week, when competitions usually end earlier.

“We would not show highlights on another channel during Live Play, so today will be available at Wimbledon on BBC IPLAYER And planned on BBC two later in the evening, depending on when the game ends.

“It is currently set up at 8 p.m. from Tuesday 8 to Friday 11 July, when earlier finish is expected.”

Isa Guha will present the most important coverage of SW19 every morning, where Kalende takes over as the action goes to BBC in the afternoon.

Today will continue to present in Wimbledon today.

The BBC has confirmed their commentary team for the championships.

Usual suspects, including John McenroeTim Henman and Martina Navratilova will all be involved.

But there is no room for it Nick Kyrgiosthat last year, or Andy Murray – that has not been seduced in the punditry since he hangs his racket.

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