Wimbledon Women’s Doubles Final Set for Sunday

Teams Competing for the Title

Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani will face Guo Hanyu and Kristina Mladenovic in Sunday’s ladies’ doubles championship at Wimbledon. Dabrowski and Stefani enter as the second seeds, while Mladenovic and Guo are the tenth seeds after upsetting the top‑ranked duo of Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova earlier in the tournament. The Brazilian‑Canadian pairing has not dropped a single set en route to the final, whereas the French‑Chinese team has advanced with one set lost across five matches.

Mladenovic returns to a Wimbledon final after twelve years, a milestone that adds extra weight to her performance at age 33. She brings six Grand Slam doubles titles and two WTA Finals appearances to the match, making her the most decorated player in the showdown. Guo, 28, could become only the fourth Chinese athlete to claim a Wimbledon crown if her partnership delivers victory.

Stefani aims to complete a full set of major titles, having already secured two U.S. Open singles championships, a French Open crown, and two Australian Open mixed‑doubles trophies. Dabrowski, a Canadian, has finished as a runner‑up in this same final in both 2019 and 2024. Both players are hungry for their first Wimbledon doubles honor, while Mladenovic’s résumé highlights her status as the tournament’s most experienced campaigner.

How to Watch

Sports fans can catch the decisive match live via streaming platforms. Fubo offers a free trial that includes the Wimbledon ladies’ doubles final, and viewers can start their trial through the provided link. An alternative option is to stream on ESPN, also accessible via the same service.

The final is scheduled for Sunday, July 12, 2026, with play beginning in the afternoon. Whether you prefer a mobile app, tablet, or television, the stream is optimized for multiple devices, ensuring no fan misses a critical point in what promises to be a tightly contested championship.