#wimbledon2020

[therealhealth]

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[withoutwarningxd]

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[annpacchi]

一生行けないだろうから せめてオフィシャルタオルだけでも購入しました。 今年はウィンブルドンなかったし 幻のグッズになるはず。 テニススクールにて購入。 皆勤賞でもらったショップ券使ってちょっとお安く買えました。 また頑張って皆勤賞貰わなければ。 #ウィンブルドン2020 #ウィンブルドンタオル #テニス上手くなりますように #幻のウィンブルドン2020 #wimbledon2020 #衝動買い https://www.instagram.com/p/CCkbywknk5y/?igshid=191a7ymjuotgy

[acapulcopress]

Coronavirus obliga cancelación del Grand Slam de Wimbledon

] LONDRES. * 1 de abril de 2020. | AFP. La organización del torneo de Wimbledon anunció este miércoles la cancelación del único Grand Slam de la temporada tenística sobre hierba, un hecho sin precedentes desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial, como consecuencia de la pandemia del nuevo coronavirus, que está alterando todo el calendario deportivo mundial. Al mismo tiempo, la ATP y la WTA anunciaron la prolongación de la suspensión de los circuitos masculino y femenino de tenis profesionales hasta el 13 de julio, y por tanto de toda la temporada en los torneos sobre hierba. "Devastado", reaccionó rápidamente en Twitter el suizo Roger Federer, ganador en ocho ocasiones en Londres. De esta forma en Wimbledon, previsto del 29 de junio al 12 de julio, no podrán defender título el serbio Novak Djokovic y la rumana Simona Halep, ganadores en 2019. Pero la decisión, tomada "con un profundo lamento" por el All England Club (AELTC), vino a confirmar lo que ya se esperaba desde hacía unas semanas, la imposibilidad de jugar por la pandemia que ha infectado ya a más de 840.000 personas en todo el mundo, con más de 40.000 fallecidos, y las dificultades de trasladar el torneo a una fecha posterior debido a las particularidades de la hierba. La opción de tratar de jugar a puerta cerrada ya había sido descartada por la organización hace días. "Éramos conscientes que la organización de The Championships (nombre oficial de Wimbledon) sólo había sido interrumpida anteriormente por las guerras mundiales, pero después de un estudio exhaustivo de todos los escenarios, consideramos que dado el contexto de crisis mundial la decisión de cancelarlo es la correcta", declaró en un comunicado el presidente del All England Club, Ian Hewitt. "Muy triste al escuchar que Wimbledon no se celebrará este año", tuiteó por su parte Halep. "La final del año pasado será para siempre uno de los días más felices de mi vida", añadió la campeona rumana. "¡Pero estamos pasando por algo más grande que el tenis y Wimbledon volverá! Y significa que aún tengo más tiempo para defender mi título", destacó Halep. Efectivamente, "la 134ª edición del torneo se celebrará del 28 de junio al 11 de julio de 2021", precisaron los organizadores.  ¿Demasiado tarde para Federer y Serena?  Habrá que esperar si dos de los más grandes campeones en Wimbledon, Federer y la estadounidense Serena Williams, podrán jugar en 2021, ya que ambos estarán cerca de la cuarentena. En el caso de Serena, esta decisión supone un nuevo obstáculo en su intento de igualar el récord de victorias en torneos del Grand Slam, al seguir a uno de Margaret Court, con 24 títulos. La decisión del AELTC no provocará las críticas que se sucedieron, por parte de federaciones, otros torneos y jugadores, tras el anuncio del aplazamiento el Roland Garros. Los organizadores de la gran cita anual sobre tierra batida, que debería haberse disputado del 24 de mayo al 7 de junio, decidieron de manera unánime y sin consenso, reprogramar el Abierto de Francia del 20 de septiembre al 4 de octubre, es decir, apenas una semana después del US Open, el cuarto 'grande' de la temporada. La organización del torneo estadounidense confirmó que mantiene las fechas previstas, del 31 de agosto la 13 de septiembre. Read the full article

[boxofficeevents]

@cocogauff you lost the match but won our hearts. We are all looking forward to seeing you back at Wimbledon in 2020. #coco #cocogauff #cori #corigauff #tennis #wimbledon #grandslam #grasscourt #centrecourt #superstar #tennissuperstar #teenagesensation #prodigy #futurestar #allenglandlawntennisclub #wimbledon2020 #boxofficeevents #futurechampion #futuregrandslamwinner https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzr1Bc8nqY7/?igshid=j7xv94hfskku

[sportsavourblog]

Wimbledon 2020: This is how the players reacted to the cancellation of Tennis’ oldest Grand Slam

There will be no Wimbledon this time in England. The Championships 2020 has been cancelled by the All England Lawn Tennis Club due to Coronavirus pandemic, first time since World War II. This was to have been the 134th edition of the event. It will now take place from June 28 to July 11 in 2021.

The club officials wrote in a statement, "Uppermost in our mind has been the health & safety of all of those who make Wimbledon happen -- the public, players, guests, members, staff, volunteers, partners, contractors, and local residents -- as well as our responsibility to society's efforts to tackle this global challenge."

Though the French Open- the Grand Slam that preceeds Wimbledon- has been postponed and will now occur just seven days after the US Open, a postponement of Wimbledon was not possible. This was because the nature of the grass courts rules out playing in summer's swelter or nippy autumn.

Players past and present reacted heavily after the cancellation announcement.

Roger Feder- 8-times Wimbledon Men’s Singles Champion

“Devastated”!

Serena Williams- 7-times Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champion

“I’m Shocked”!

Simona Halep- Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champion 2019

“So sad to hear @Wimbledon won’t take place this year. Last year’s final will forever be one of the happiest days of my life! But we are going through something bigger than tennis and Wimbledon will be back! And it means I have even longer to look forward to defending my title.”

Barbora Strycova- Wimbledon Women’s Doubles Champion 2019

“It will always be the tournament of my life.”

Petra Kvitova- 2-time Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champion

“It’s ‘definitely a tough one to take. Not only is it a special tournament to me, but it’s a tournament that has been part of history for so long that it will leave a big hole in the calendar. I will missing playing on the beautiful grass and wearing my whites, but of course we know it will be back better than ever next year. And maybe we will all appreciate it even more!”

Coco Gauff- Youngest women player ranked in the top 100

“I’m gonna miss playing in @Wimbledon this year. Stay safe everyone, love you guys.”

Pat Cash – Former Wimbledon Champion

“Obviously heart broken losing the championships at Wimbledon this year. I’m saddened as the club supports hundreds of desperate local charities with the profits. Players are adaptable thats a strength as pros it’s the small people on the fringes who are really hurting now!”

Martina Navratilova- Former Wimbledon Champion

“This is gutting…. and no, this is not an April Fools joke… Hope we can all be there in 2021!!!!”

Billie Jean King- 6-time Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champion

“I fully understand and support the decision of the committee and it is vital we keep our focus on those most impacted by this pandemic.”

Boris Becker- 3-time Wimbledon Men’s Singles Champion

“The problem is the surface, you only have the summer months to prepare and ultimately play on the best grass courts which is usually the case at Queen’s and Wimbledon. But in order to do so the grass courts need much more preparation time than any other surface. You can play the French Open or the U.S. Open later... even in October maybe. But on grass you can only play in the summer months.”

Angelique Kerber- Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champion 2018

“It goes without saying that I’m heavy hearted that the cancellation of the grass court season also means that I won’t be able to play in front of my home crowd in Bad Homburg and Berlin. It’s disappointing for me but also for all those who put their heart and soul into these events and for the fans who love our sport and support us players all year round.”

[aussie-stars-tv]

#wimbledon2020🎾 cancelled #tennisstars on hold #Stayhome #Staysafe #beActive #STARStv #googlepixel3 (at Wimbledon, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-cwoKog2hD/?igshid=gl4yyp5l6z43

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[thereadershelf]

Roger Federer, the great Swiss player, entered the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon Grand Slam tennis tournament for the 18th time, dominating the event. Roger Federer defeated Lorenzo Sonego of Italy 7-5, 6-4, 6-2 in the All England Club tournament. Sixth-seeded Federer, who has won eight Wimbledon titles, saved two of the three break points in the match. With this, Federer reached the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam for the 18th time at Wimbledon and 58 times in his career. With 39 years and 337 days, Roger Federer became the oldest player to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. He broke the record set by Ken Rosewall (39 years and 224 days) in 1974. Rain forced the postponement of most matches on Monday, including a match between Russia's second seed Daniil Medvedev and Poland's 14th seed Hubert Hurkacz. Roger Federer will play the winner of this match in the quarter finals. Meanwhile, 19th-ranked Canadian Felix Auger Aliassime advanced to the quarterfinals after upsetting third-seeded German star Alexander Zverev. . . . . . . . . . . . Follow: @the_readershelf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #quarterfinalists #wimbledon2018🎾 #wimbledon2017🎾 #wimbledonpark #wimbledon2017 #wimbledon2018 #wimbledon2013 #wimbledon2016🎾 #wimbledoncommon #wimbledonartfair #wimbledonbrewery #wimbledon19 #quarterfinal #wimbledonart #wimbledonartstudios #quarterfinalist #wimbledontennis #wimbledonmums #quarterfinals #wimbledon2015 #wimbledon #wimbledon2019 #wimbledon2020 #wimbledonchampion #wimbledoncakes #wimbledon2019🎾 #rodgerfederer #wimbledonvillage #wimbledon2016 #wimbledonfinal https://www.instagram.com/p/CRBXqpkjX7m/?utm_medium=tumblr

[tennis-analyses]

#interview with #timhenman - a #former #4 in #atp & an #aeltc#board of #directors #member about #wimbledon2020 https://ift.tt/2JZYRWC Зад завесата: Тим Хенман за решението на AELTC да отмени Уимбълдън „ Невероятно е как нещата бързо се променят!” – каза Хенман – „ Колкото повече вникваме в ситуацията, толкова повече разбираме, че решението е правилно!” Четирикратният полуфиналист и член на борда на All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) Тим Хенман се присъедини към Tennis Channel Live със Стийв Вайсман и бившия си треньор Пол Анакон, за да ни обясни решението за отмяна на Умбълдън 2020 вместо отлагането му във времето. „ Невероятно е как нещата бързо се променят!” – каза Хенман в понеделник – „ Много хора смятаха, че отменянето на Indian Wells бе прекалено, но в последвалите дни и седмици, видяха как нещата ескалираха. Колкото повече вникваме в ситуацията, толкова повече разбираме, че решението е правилно!” Един от сценариите бе Умбълдън да се проведе без зрители, но това бързо бе отхвърлено от AELTC. „ За да се проведе Уимбълдън без фенове, ние все още се нуждаем от около 5000 човека.” – отбеляза Хенман – „ Организатори, подавачи на топки, персонал по поддръжката, охрана, снабдяване, телевизионни екипи и др. Скоро установихме, че това не може да бъде решение.” Анакон бе треньор на бившия световен № 4 от 2003-2007. Скоро става ясно, че ги свързва чувството им за хумор. „ Имаме толкова много хубави спомени заедно” – каза Анакон – „ Ти ми нанесе много повече печални загуби, от ко��то и да е друг тенисист.” „ Сега е моментът да се изясним.” – отвърна Хенман – „ Причината, поради която започнах да работя с теб бе, че ми бе приятна твоята компания. Не чувах и думичка от това, което ми говориш.” Когато бе попитан за мъдрото решение да се застрахова Уимбълдън срещу пандемия, единственият турнир направил такава застраховка, Тим отказа да натрупа точки. „ Не съм експерт в застрахователното дело, но сме късметлии да имаме такава застраховка. Това ще запълни донякъде дупката, но все още ще имаме да се справяме с много предизвикателства.” „ Ако може да извлечем някаква полза от ситуацията, това ще бъде с комуникацията помежду ..

[legendnewsin]

#Wimbledon2020

लंदन। कोरोना वायरस महामारी के कारण विंबलडन 2020 को रद्द किया जा चुका है, लेकिन इसके आयोजक ऑल इंग्लैंड क्लब

[thelarkingherald]

Wimbledon to be replaced with highlight reel of McEnroe losing his sh*t

Wimbledon to be replaced with highlight reel of McEnroe losing his sh*t #Satire #wimbledon2020

By Tony Curram

It has been announced that Wimbledon has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic; the first time since World War Two. Apparently someone who is paid a staggering amount of money has managed to spend several weeks coming to the conclusion that 40,000 people packing into a stadium at this time was, in fact, a bad idea.

“This is a decision that we have not taken…

[aussie-stars-tv]

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#wimbledon2020🎾 may be cancelled. Memories from #STARStv #googlepixel3 #starscamps july6-17 0447827788 (at Eastwood, New South Wales) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCC6ksAjOEL/?igshid=3b410gh1d3h9

[thelarkingherald]

Wimbledon to be replaced with highlight reel of McEnroe losing his sh*t

Wimbledon to be replaced with highlight reel of McEnroe losing his sh*t #Satire #wimbledon2020

By Tony Curram

It has been announced that Wimbledon has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic; the first time since World War Two. Apparently someone who is paid a staggering amount of money has managed to spend several weeks coming to the conclusion that 40,000 people packing into a stadium at this time was, in fact, a bad idea.

“This is a decision that we have not taken…