This is the first installment of Five on One, a new weekly feature on SportsFeat collecting the best writing on the biggest story of the weekend.

“Nothing changes faster than share prices in the tennis stock market, and now everything looks different again after Djokovic held up the Challenge Cup,” writes Mark Hodgkinson in The Daily Telegraph.

Novak Djokovic would have been No. 1 in the world regardless of his performance Sunday. That’s because he’s had the best year of any tennis player in the world, a season so remarkable that, even had Rafael Nadal held three Grand Slam titles at once, Djokovic still would have ranked ahead.

With that in mind, here are five highly intelligent and measured writings on Wimbledon’s final weekend. None is particularly long, but all offer considerate points from premier tennis writers.

It should be noted that this list was more difficult to compile than it would have been five years ago—the American media is finding a difficult time getting people across the pond for Wimbledon. But that doesn’t mean quality tennis writing is dead.