Jannik Sinner etched his name in the Wimbledon history books once again, reclaiming his men's singles crown from Alexander Zverev in a nail-biting final that left the SW19 faithful on the edge of their seats. But it was Linda Noskova who stole the show in the women's singles, triumphantly claiming her maiden Grand Slam title with a thrilling victory over Karolina Muchova – a landmark moment for the young Czech star.
The drama didn't stop at Centre Court, though; Serena Williams made a highly-anticipated return to the All England Lawn Tennis Club after a four-year hiatus. Despite a spirited effort, Williams couldn't quite recapture her Wimbledon magic, losing out to Maya Joint in three sets. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic was making waves with his own bid for a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title – Jenkins' lens caught him celebrating a victory over Stefanos Tsitsipas, and also snapped a fan proudly flaunting their T-shirt featuring the Serbian star alongside tennis legends Federer and Nadal.
Novak Djokovic wasn't the only big name in town; David Beckham was spotted sheepishly joining a Mexican wave with his mum Sandra, while Mary Berry looked on from the Royal Box. And in a moment that captured the lighthearted spirit of Wimbledon, Djokovic even challenged Rory McIlroy to a tennis match – talk about putting your money where your mouth is!
But it's not just the high-profile stars who bring the magic to SW19; the tournament's traditional elements are an integral part of its charm. Jenkins' photographs captured the iconic strawberries being devoured by spectators on Centre Court, while ball kids scurried across the court with new balls in tow – a vital, often unseen, cog in the smooth operation of the championships.