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From Jack Draper to Emma Raducanu: Every Singles British Star at Wimbledon 2025

A full breakdown of all British players competing in singles at Wimbledon 2025.

Mandatory Credit: Susan Mullane-Imagn Images

This year’s third Grand Slam, Wimbledon 2025, is buzzing with homegrown talent. A total of 23 British players have made the singles draws across the men’s and women’s fields. And if you count juniors, doubles, and wheelchair entries, that number soars past 50. It’s a home presence not seen in over four decades. The last time Britain had this many players was all the way back in 1984.

From Boulter and Raducanu to Draper and Evans – the 23 Britons taking part in the Wimbledon 2025 Championship https://t.co/UOTDBHSXpp
— LBC (@LBC) June 30, 2025

A Rare Depth of Direct Entrants and Wildcards

On the basis of world ranking, seven Britons got direct entry into the singles. The rest of the home roster includes 15 wildcard recipients, among them former British No. 1 Dan Evans, 35, and three promising teenagers: Mimi Xu, Hannah Klugman, and Mika Stojsavljevic. And one more qualifier, Oliver Tarvet.

Leading the British charge is Jack Draper, now ranked No. 4 in the world and a title contender, being the highest-seeded Brit at Wimbledon since Andy Murray in 2017. On the women’s side, Emma Raducanu has reclaimed her spot as the top-ranked British woman following an impressive summer swing. She leads the charge ahead of fellow countrywoman Katie Boulter, who remains a strong contender in her own right.

FIRST WIMBLEDON SINCE MURRAY ERA BEGINS 🎾🇬🇧

Jack Draper carries British hopes at SW19 after a standout season so far.

Can he make a deep run and ignite Centre Court? 👀🔥#Wimbledon #JackDraper #TeamGB #Tennis #SW19 #MurrayEra pic.twitter.com/3iP4kzGGop
— João Neves (@jon_snow_pt) June 29, 2025

Draper headlines a group of 13 British men in the draw, joined by names like Billy Harris, Jacob Fearnley, and Cameron Norrie. For Raducanu, the 2021 US Open champion, this Wimbledon marks another chapter in a comeback story the home crowd will be watching closely. Other top British women are Sonay Kartal, Harriet Dart, and Fran Jones.

The Complete List of British Players at Wimbledon 2025

Men’s Singles

Jack Draper (No. 4 seed) – To play in Round 1
Cam Norrie (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Billy Harris (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Jacob Fearnley (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Arthur Fery (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Dan Evans (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
George Loffhagen (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Henry Searle (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Jack Pinnington Jones (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Jay Clarke (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Johannus Monday (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Oliver Crawford (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1

A huge day for Mimi Xu, who makes her Wimbledon debut! 🙌

The 17-year-old will step out on Court One with British number one Emma Raducanu as her first-round opponent 🎾#BBCTennis pic.twitter.com/6lBm1dJuLd
— BBC Sport Wales (@BBCSportWales) June 30, 2025

Women’s Singles

Emma Raducanu (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Katie Boulter (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Sonay Kartal (unseeded) – To play in Round 1
Fran Jones (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Harriet Dart (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Heather Watson (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Jodie Burrage (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Hannah Klugman (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Mika Stojsavljevic (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1
Mingge Xu (Wildcard) – To play in Round 1

Mandatory Image Credit: Susan Mullane-Imagn Images

Cameron Norrie

Emma Raducanu

Jack Draper

Katie Boulter

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