History:
Wimbledon championship is the
oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. It started in 1877
in suburb of London. The name “Wimbledon” is derived from the place where it
was first played. Wimbledon is one of the four major Grand Slam tennis
tournaments, the other being U.S Open, Australian Open, and French Open Tennis
tournaments.
Wimbledon Championship is the only Grand slam that is still played on a traditional grass court. The other Grand Slam event is played either on hard or on clay courts. Wimbledon is held for a period of two weeks, starting from late June until early July. The tournament is preceded by Australian Open (played on hard court) conducted in January and French Open (played on clay court) in May. U.S. Open tournament are held after Wimbledon between August and September each year.
The Wimbledon tournament has seen
some of the best tennis matches ever. Each player who contests in this
tournament comes with a determination to win this prestigious Championship
title at any cost, thus, leading to some of the most memorable matches ever
played.
In 1868 a private club named All
England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club came was established. Lawn tennis was
invented by Major Walter Clopton in 1873.In 1875, the game if lawn tennis was
introduced.
With worldwide recognition
earned, Wimbledon emerged as one of the premier tennis tournaments. The England
Lawn Tennis Club continues the tradition of hosting the prestigious tournament. As the time passes the quality of event has
also been improved. Wimbledon has evolved as one of the most prestigious
titles.
Wimbledon championship 2015:
Wimbledon championship 2015 is
happening right now where players are competing for the most distinguished
title. Federer is a strong contender for the championship. He holds several
records of the Open Era. Having won 17 Grand Slam single titles; reaching the
Wimbledon final nine times and having won the title 7 times. With great
experience and extraordinary performance, we shall soon be witnessing a
champion making history in the world of tennis!
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