Wimbledon 2013: Men's Final tickets served up for £8,000 online Dozens have already hit internet auction sites, three weeks before Andy Murray is due to begin his campaign to bag his first Grand Slam on home soil. A pair of tickets are on sale at Viagogo - complete with a VIP pass to the All England Club. Rival 'reseller' site Stubhub - part of eBay - is selling two tickets for the final for £15,915.50. The auction will spark yet more controversy over the limited number of seats available to the public at the championships. Just 500 are up for grabs for each of the show courts on the day on a first-come, first-served basis. Dave MacDermid of Tennis Scotland told The Telegraph: "The more tennis people that are able to watch top flight tennis the better. It can only be a good thing in helping to encourage more people to take up the game. Only wealthy debenture holders are allowed by the All England Club to resell tickets. Fans who bag tickets through public ballots face strict restrictions. All England spokesman Johnny Perkins said the arrangement with debenture holders was a perk or "flow back," given the money they spend on a five-yearly pass to the tournament.