The BBC announces additions to its Wimbledon tennis coverage following the end of Andrew Castle’s role. Multiple outlets report that the broadcaster brings in Canadian former Wimbledon finalist Genie Bouchard as part of a broader on-air refresh. Bouchard, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2014 and lost to Petra Kvitova, is described as having recently performed well in a tennis broadcasting role with TNT Sports during the French Open, where her work received positive feedback. The reports also say the BBC plans to feature other new presenters alongside Bouchard as it updates its Wimbledon lineup. A BBC spokesperson is reported to frame the changes as an effort to modernise coverage and move beyond what is described as an outdated format. Overall, the coverage changes are presented as part of a wider staffing strategy for the tournament, combining a new tennis-focused presenter with additional faces to strengthen the programme’s presentation for viewers.