The courts need tending. Wimbledon's only new upload this week turns the camera toward the people and machinery keeping the grounds in shape, with no commentary and no players required.
In "Wimbledon, dressed for Autumn 🍂🍁," burgundy ivy climbs the Centre Court walls beneath a blue sky. An autonomous mower crosses a lawn, a groundskeeper follows with a push mower, and workers sweep another court between banks of empty seats. Flowers, foliage and a fluttering Wimbledon flag complete the little musical postcard. Away from the summer crowds, the maintenance gets its own moment on camera.
The channel added roughly 4.7 million views over the week, while its subscriber total stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is running about a quarter below its usual level. Among nearby sports channels, its weekly viewing was close to Chess.com's, while Australian Open had a much larger week.
For those who prefer the grass with tennis on it, the summer replays remain active. The Jannik Sinner-Alexander Zverev final draws the most daily views of the featured matches, followed by Novak Djokovic against Felix Auger-Aliassime. Serena Williams against Maya Joint is also finding viewers: a very different kind of return to Centre Court from the autumn grounds tour.