Audio By Carbonatix
Wimbledon attracted a record-breaking 69.3 million digital video views for BBC Sport over the two-week competition.
Audiences viewed the matches through BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app.
It is a considerable increase from the 50.1 million online requests in 2024, which had previously dropped from 54.3 million in 2023.
The men's singles final between rivals Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner had a peak TV and online audience of 8.8 million, with nearly all - 8.3 million - watching on BBC One.
In the women's final, 4.1 million tuned into BBC One to watch Iga Swiatek win her first Wimbledon title with a commanding victory over Amanda Anisimova.
Alex Kay-Jelski, director of BBC Sport, said: "This year's record-breaking digital figures for Wimbledon are testament to the huge appeal of the sport among audiences and the power of digital innovation to bring both new and existing fans closer to the action than ever before.
"The way people are following Wimbledon is changing, but that is exciting for us as we look to tell the best stories in different ways."
Latest Stories
-
NDC suffering from the ‘curse of majority’ in Parliament – Baffour Awuah
19 minutes -
Concerned NPP-USA members demand release of election album, raise transparency concerns ahead of branch polls
41 minutes -
CBG donates relief items to NADMO to support flood victims
2 hours -
Bail shouldn’t be used as public retribution – Vicky Bright on Miracle Aboagye’s bail conditions
2 hours -
Fair Wages and Salaries Commission appeals to GNAT to suspend planned strike over conditions of service
2 hours -
Police divert traffic as articulated truck blocks Birimso Bridge on Accra-Kumasi Highway
2 hours -
Ghana Embassy in Tokyo announces closure for Japan’s Marine Day Holiday
2 hours -
No plea deal yet in Wontumi’s EXIM Bank trial – Srem-Sai
3 hours -
African political finance laws must require candidates to disclose donations – Nyarko urges
3 hours -
Daily Insight for CEOs: Turning Change into Competitive Advantage
3 hours -
THE LAW 101: The rise and integration of the Tribunal System in Ghana (1979-1993) (Part I)
3 hours -
Dennis Aboagye arrest: No Ghanaian has right to determine when, where they should be arrested – Dzimega
3 hours -
Regional Tribunal courts could cost Ghana over US$10m to operate — Dennis Dwomoh
4 hours -
Dennis Aboagye’s airport arrest, GH¢50m bail unreasonable – Baffour Awuah
4 hours -
NPP not against accountability, but concerned about treatment of members after arrests – Baffour Awuah
4 hours