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Wimbledon is one of the greatest sporting events in the world. It is also the oldest tennis championship in the world. Since 1877, it has been held at the All England Club in Wimbledon, London, in late June or early July.


Grand Slam tennis tournaments such as the Australian Open, the French Open, and the U.S. Open. It is the only tennis tournament still played on the grass, the original surface of the game, and it comes from the original name "Ron Tennis" The first WC was held in 1877 on one of the lawns of the all England club. In addition, women's championships were introduced at Wimbledon in 1884, mixed doubles and women's doubles were introduced in 1913, and many others were introduced.

History

All England loan tennis and croquet club is an English professional tennis club founded on 23 July 1868. Its first stadium was on Nursery Road, off Waffle Road, Wimbledon

In 1876, Ron Tennis was a game devised by Major Walter Kloppton Wingfield as an outdoor version of real tennis a year ago, and the name spaheristique was originally added to the club's activities. In the spring of 1877, the club changed its name to "All England Croquet and Ron Tennis Club" and established the first Ron Tennis Championship.

In 1882, the club's activities were mostly limited to Ron Tennis and the word "crocket" was removed from the title that year. However, it was restored in 1899 for emotional reasons.

During World War II, the tournament was not held from 1940 to 1945. On October 11, 1940, a bomb was dropped on the corner of a rival stand on the center court. The 1946 tournament continued even though the damage meant losing 1,200 seats. The organizers were unable to repair the damage until 1947, and the center court was completely restored and renovated for the 1949 edition.

Event
Main events - 5 major events and number of athletes, men's singles (128), women's singles (128), men's doubles (64), women's doubles (64), mixed doubles (48)

Junior events - four junior events and the number of players or teams, men's singles (64), women's singles (64), men's doubles (32), women's doubles (32)

Invitation Event

The number of pairs and 7 invitation events is as follows. Gentleman's Invited Doubles (8 pairs round robin), Women's Invited Doubles (8 pairs round robin), Senior Men's Invited Doubles (8 pairs round robin), Men's Wheelchair Singles, Women's Wheelchair Singles
Men's Wheelchair Doubles (4 pairs), Women's Wheelchair Doubles (4 pairs)

How to play
Wimbledon tournament with separate matches for boys and girls. All competitors must have an LTA Advantage membership number and an ITF World Tennis number between 20.0 and 40.9 when participating in the competition. Athlete A singles and doubles ITF world tennis numbers are used for the relevant routes.There are three ways in which players qualify: 1) ranking of the top 104 players enrolled in the grand slam, 2) winning three rounds in the qualifying round, and 3) receiving a wild card. A total of 128 athletes will compete in the main draw of each Grand Slam: 104th to the standings, 16th to the preliminary round, and 8th.

The Wimbledon Qualification Tournament automatically offers top-ranked players who have not entered the draw for the finals to participate in one of the biggest competitions of the year. In general, qualifying participants rank between 100 and 250 in the world and must win three games to pass the qualifying round.

What happens if you win Road to Wimbledon?
The winners of the regional events will advance to the regional finals, most of which will be held on June 24 and 25 June 2023. The winners of the regional finals will be invited to the national finals at Wimbledon from August 6 to 12.

Trivia
Most wins in Wimbledon - Who is the most wins in men's Wimbledon?
Roger Federer is the most successful male player in the Open era.
Federer leads with eight titles, one ahead of Pete Sampras.
Bjorn Borg and Federer have been the most enduring domination at Wimbledon.