Fresh from Centre Court success in last night’s Men’s Final, Wimbledon champion @Andy_Murray took time out of his schedule today to answer questions from his 1.9 million Twitter followers.

Users sent in their questions using the hashtag #AskAndy, and were treated to answers directly from Murray, the first British man to win the singles championship for 77 years.Read more…

There hadn’t been a British winner of the Wimbledon men’s title for 77 years. The last time a Briton won a single’s title was back in ‘77. But on 7/7, Andy Murray (@Andy_Murray) finally did it.

It took less than one hour to get 77,000 retweets and faves on his celebration tweet, sent little over an hour after his Centre Court victory.Read more…

Wimbledon is one of the most-loved fixtures in the UK sporting calendar, and each year we see a global conversation take place on Twitter throughout the two-week event.

When major events happen in the world, they also happen on Twitter, like the two men’s semi-finals on Friday which generated more than one million mentions on Twitter over the course of the day.Read more…

With only one day to go until the Uefa Champions League Final (#UCLFinal), anticipation is reaching fever pitch, and Twitter is the place where fans from across the world are coming together to join the global conversation and share in their passion for the beautiful game.Read more…