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When London-Paradise Sinar and Ben Shelton-who were scheduled to meet in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, walk towards grass and glass doors towards the second largest stadium in Wimboldon, they and the other players renovate a hallway this year and showcase the history of Aquarius.
“We were really interested in creating a more inspiring place for players and creating the idea of occasion,” said Malin Lundin, manager of the All England Club. “We wanted to highlight the main events from the history of this court and what made it different from the center court.”
So if Emma Radukanu looked at her left before the first round match last week, she could see the white robes wearing there in 2021, at the age of 18, the youngest British woman reached the Round of 16 in the Open Age.
What was the same glass case with Raduku’s match-bearing clothing in 2019 in 2019, while on his Grand Slam debut at the age of 15, he was disturbed by five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams on his way to the fourth round.
Retired British stars Andy Mara, the two-time champion of the All England Club, whose second career match was held in the second career, and there was a four-time Wimbledon Semifinalist Tim Hemanman, played on the side of Britain’s Davis Cup team, played on the side of Shamsher.
Six -time Wimbledon Singles Champion Billy Jean King and Wheelchair Tennis Star Alfie White Draws a deep green wall. Enlightened signs shows the various main moments that took place in the current No. 1 court that was opened in 1997, or its predecessor – John McNero “You can’t be serious!” Line in 1981.
It all looks personally great. Londin said, in TV broadcast, which was one of the goals.
Although the thing here is: Athletes who are going to compete at the Grand Slam stage are so locked on the day’s business that taking sights from underground tunnels from underground tunnels is not necessarily a high priority that takes 1 to their number from the center lockers in the center.
On the way to the semifinals, four of the five matches were played there, Taylor Fritz said on Tuesday that he didn’t really notice the changes. Instead, he recalled a film by fellow American Rily Opelker, who defeated Fritz on the way while he was the Wimbledon Junior title in the 21st.
“Beyond that, no, I’m not paying much attention,” said Fritz.
In the first number of the first court, two more action in the action of Argentina Solana Sierra and Gabriel Dello, Canada, said they did not see the neighborhood because they focused too much in the upcoming match.
However, Maria Sakkari, Greece, two -time Grand Slam Semifinalist, examined the items when he played in the courtyard this year’s tournament.
“I saw Coco’s clothing and a few others,” said Sakkari. “It’s great.”
Wimbledon asked some players to donate the monument – Londin said a practice that started about 20 years ago – Sakkari did a thought.
“My current garment is the precious Maybe not to me in a museum, but from the other player,” he said. “Worth giving them.”
