The most awaited moment of the 2024 Wimbledon championships has finally come. As the defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is prepping up to try his luck against Novak Djokovic for the second consecutive year, there has been a lot of anxiousness and enthusiasm among fans. A final between two titans of their generation requires the best possible coverage, and ESPN is here to deliver.

Alcaraz is looking to add the channel slam to his growing record list as he is all set to face off against the 24 Grand Slam winner, Novak Djokovic. To make the clash even more interesting, ESPN has invited stalwarts for commentary. Given that it is the men’s singles final, commentaries will be written in both English and Spanish. Legendary Chris Fowler will join the McEnroe brothers to offer their crucial insights live during the match. On the other hand, Luis Alfredo Alvarez and Jose Luis Clerc will provide their thoughts in Spanish.

Fowler is known as one of ESPN’s respected hosts and live commentators in his quarter-century-long professional relationship with the broadcasting platform. Known for his expert advice and eloquent take on the sport, Fowler has been an important ESPN commentator for slams. He also appeared at the British Slam’s commentary box last year and left a lasting impression with his tennis wisdom.

Both John McEnroe and his brother Patrick McEnroe will join Fowler. John is a veteran commentator who has covered Wimbledon many times over the years. His comments during Alcaraz’s match against Alexander Zverev in the 2024 French Open caught flame as his controversial opinions caused arguments amongst fans. John, who won the Wimbledon thrice with making it to the finals five times, will enrich the audience with his valuable insights.

John McEnroe’s younger brother, Patrick McEnroe, will also be gracing his presence in the commentary box. Following a star-studded lineup for match analysis and comments, people hope the Wimbledon final to be one-of-a-kind this time. While the men’s singles commentators offer great promises, ESPN dropped another surprise by offering a stalwart for Wimbledon women’s singles.

Tennis legend Chris Evert joins the Wimbledon commentary box for the women’s singles final

Along with ESPN’s trademark host and commentator Chris Fowler, former world’s number one and cancer survivor Chris Evert joined Wimbledon’s commentary box and offered her insights for Paolini’s match against Krejcikova. Three-time Wimbledon champion Evert made a great comeback after fighting ovarian cancer earlier this year.

Evert has been working as a tennis commentator for ESPN since 2011. While her health challenges dismantled some of her work commitments this year, Evert fought back to return to the place where she is best.

ESPN is a legendary channel that has always offered fans the best. As they call veterans of the sport and commentary to cover their clash, fans have one more thing to look forward to. As the two players are ready to push each other to the brink, the commentators will build up the excitement with their insight from the matches. So, whom are you supporting this year?