ESPN’s Coverage of Alcaraz vs. Djokovic Final is Most-Watched Wimbledon Telecast Since 2019 with 3.2 Million Viewers

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ESPN’s Coverage of Alcaraz vs. Djokovic Final is Most-Watched Wimbledon Telecast Since 2019 with 3.2 Million Viewers

Vondroušová vs. Jabeur Final Delivers 1.3 Million Viewers, +10% from 2022

Wimbledon 2023 is the Most-Watched Tennis Tournament on ESPN+ to Date 

Television 
Television viewership was strong for the 2023 edition of Wimbledon, The Championships and pushed ESPN’s overall linear tournament viewership above last year’s edition.  

Across ABC/ESPN/ESPN2, the tournament was +7% for all viewers and +10% for viewers 18-49 from the 2022 edition. 

The Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles Championships on ESPN delivered 2.7M viewers and 770K P18-49, +46% and +53% from last year.    

With 3.2 million viewers, the Gentlemen’s Singles Championship featuring Carlos Alcaraz’s victory over Novak Djokovic ranks as the most-watched Wimbledon telecast since the 2019’s Men’s Singles Championship between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic (3.4 million viewers). 

The Ladies’ Singles Championship with Markéta Vondroušová and Ons Jabeur delivered 1.3 million viewers, a +10% increase from last year’s telecast featuring Elena Rybakina’s victory over Ons Jabeur.   

Streaming 

Wimbledon 2023 is the most-watched tennis tournament on ESPN+ to date. 

Across all ESPN+ feeds, viewership was up triple digits from 2022. A larger number of available feeds and expanded coverage time, including the Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles Championships, helped propel growth.  

Social 

Key social metrics finished above last year with total engagements up +347% and impressions up +172%.  

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Olivia Coryell

Based out of Austin, Texas, Olivia Coryell is a communications manager focusing on ESPN+, The Walt Disney Company's leading direct-to-consumer sports streaming service. In her time at ESPN, Coryell has worked on communications efforts for X Games, Brand Marketing, Corporate Citizenship, esports and more. Coryell is a proud graduate of Florida State University.
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