The BBC must be thrilled when the motors overhead start whirring but the tournament has become a late event by stealth We have learned a lot about Wimbledon in this centenary celebration of the club's fabled Centre Court, scene of probably more 20th-century sporting drama than any single arena outside Madison Square Garden. The tennis, generally, has been dependably sublime, hitting repeated peaks. The commentary has swung between ooh-aah Iga, ta-ra, and, bloody hell, Nick's at it again. McEnroe...
From curiosity to villain: how the roof turned Wimbledon into a night intruder | Kevin Mitchell
The Guardian - 4 Jul 2022 18:14
The BBC must be thrilled when the motors overhead start whirring but the tournament has become a late event by stealth We have learned a lot about Wimbledon in this centenary celebration of the club's fabled Centre Court, scene of probably more 20th-century sporting drama than any single arena outside Madison Square Garden. The tennis, generally, has been dependably sublime, hitting repeated peaks. The commentary has swung between ooh-aah Iga, ta-ra, and, bloody hell, Nick's at it again. McEnroe...
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