Some questions about Wimbledon tennis features of Wimbledon

The first image is of the final of the first Wimbledon tennis tournament in 1877.

In 1877, under a gloomy sky, 200 people attended the final of the inaugural Wimbledon "Championship". At that time, except for 30 people who could sit in a temporary stand made of three layers of wooden planks, the rest of the people had to stand around the field to watch the game. The venue is also rented temporarily by the All England Club.

This area of about 4 acres between the Voop Highway and the rail line to London and the south-west is what is now Wimbledon, just outside London.

The second picture is Bjornberg, the great tennis player who ushered in the Borg era.

Bjr Rn Borg (born 6 June 1956) is a Swedish tennis player who was ranked No. 1 in the world.

Career review. Bjør Borg was born and raised in S Dert Lje, a small town near Stockholm. Borg became interested in tennis when his father gave him a tennis racket that he had bought because his father had won a prize money at a table tennis tournament.

This was the first step in his tennis career.

In 1972, at the age of 15, Borg became the youngest player to represent Sweden in the Davis Cup.

Dominate the Grand Slam.

Borg is a tennis legend who excels on both grass and clay. He has won the French Open six times (-81) (the most French Open men's singles titles in the Open era) and five consecutive Wimbledon titles (1976-80) (the longest consecutive Wimbledon men's singles title in the Open era).

Since the Australian Open was held in December after 1977, Borg, who did not like to play at the end of the year, has not played in the Australian Open since, and he has never won the Australian Open. Reference.

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Features: 1. One of the four tournaments with the longest history; the only grass-court tournament in the four majors; During the game, the color of the player's game uniform can only be white; For race spectators, strawberries with cream are their traditional snack during the competition; Although the dress code for spectators has been reduced, men are still not allowed to wear shorts and women are not allowed to wear hats during the game, as this may obstruct the view of the spectators in the back row. Almost every year at Wimbledon there is bound to be a rainy day; Wimbledon did not have advertising on the sidelines.

2. In the eyes of the British, playing real tennis is the real pure white, without any decoration, without the promotion of commerce, and without billboards; The "tradition" of Wimbledon, which has a special design that is completely different from the other three Grand Slams, is that it is not named after the country, not even London.

Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious of the four tournaments. Founded in 1877 by the All England Club and the British Lawn Tennis Association, its predecessor was the All England Lawn Tennis Championship. The first competition only featured men's singles, and the championship trophy was called the "Challenge Cup".

Later, women's and doubles events were gradually added.

It was officially opened in 1905, and players from the United States, France and other countries came to participate in the competition. In 1922, a stadium with a capacity of 10,000 spectators was built and the "Challenge" was abolished. In 1968, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) allowed professional players to participate in the tournament, and the organisers raised huge prize money to attract the best players from all over the world.

Held annually on the grass courts of Wimbledon during the last week of June to the beginning of July, the event is based on the accumulation of points won in the previous year's major competitions.

Today's Wimbledon games, with 20,000 people on the pitch and benches outside the outer courts, can reach more than 30,000 spectators, while the number of people who broadcast live TV is more than 500 million.

Grass courts are a feature of Wimbledon. When playing on grass, the speed of the ball is the fastest, and there is almost no arc after the ball lands, which is quite low. Playing on grass at Wimbledon requires a strong sense of attack, with both netting and baseline hitting being the dominant style of play in the game.

Most of the players who won the championship were players with a crisp style of play and flexible tactics. The audience is also quite enjoyable to enjoy.

The name of the venue for the 2006 Wimbledon Tennis Open Final is Wimbledon Centre.

The Wimbledon Championships (Wimbledon for short) is one of the four Grand Slams of tennis, founded in 1877 by the All England Club and the British Lawn Tennis Association. Wimbledon is held in Wimbledon, a suburb of England. Wimbledon is the tournament with the fewest after-tax prize money among the four Grand Slams.

Wimbledon is home to the All England Lawn Tennis Club and the Croquet Club, where the world-famous Wimbledon tennis tournament began in 1877. Currently, Wimbledon is the only existing large grass court in the world.

One of the oldest tournaments of the four Grand Slams; the only grass-court tournament in the four majors; During the game, the color of the player's game uniform can only be white; For race spectators, strawberries with cream are their traditional snack during the competition; Although the dress code for spectators has been reduced, men are still not allowed to wear shorts and women are not allowed to wear hats during the game, as this may obstruct the view of the spectators in the back row. Almost every year at Wimbledon there is bound to be a rainy day; Wimbledon did not have advertising on the sidelines. In the eyes of the British, playing real tennis is really pure white, without any decoration, no need to join the promotion of commerce, no need for billboards; The "tradition" of Wimbledon, which has a completely different special feature from the other three Grand Slams, is that it is not named after a country, not even London.

The oldest tennis tournament in the world, with a traditional elegance, he is the only grass-court tournament that still requires players to wear white tracksuits so far.

The court is grass, and it is the first tennis tournament in the world.

Grass courts.

Seeding is based on the results of previous seasons on grass courts, not the instant world rankings.