Before the start of the world’s most famous tennis championship on Monday, a sense of cool skills settled on Wimbledon. Everything is in place. The landscaping is completed so that purple flowers and green creepers show the iconic colors of wimbledon just in the right blush, even an Indian summer sun falls down on the ground. Players and their entry, mostly all black dresses with some black outlair, run between the practice courts and the locker room. There is an infallible vision around them – young boys and girls who make one of Wimbledon’s most funded traditions: The Ball Boys and Girls. Called BBGS, they stand out in their famous Ralph Lauren uniform, which sells retail on water prices in official stores. They are a heavy appearance in the championship. Hundreds of youth work here through summer, Maning Front Desk, Merchandise Stalls, Hospitality Location and Holy Courts. They nonsense in small groups, go through their practice, roll out and roll out in the outside court, practice installing net posts and measuring pure heights. They bring a lively, young energy to a tournament, where even the biggest stars are barely out of their teenagers.
When seen by millions of people worldwide, BBG looks comfortable during live broadcast. But behind the curtain, they undergo rigorous training to be selected and prepared. Becoming a reputed BBG is fiercely competitive. About 1,000 children from local schools and institutions apply every year, but only 250 only cut. Of these, about 170 are new recruitment from ninth and tenth grade, while about 80 return to a second year. The average age is only 15. Many people spend two years on jobs. It is striking to think that girls were only included in 1977 and launched their Center court in late 1985. On Saturday, the largest draw champion for fans in the practice court was defending Carlos Alkaraz and World No. 1 Jannik Sinner. For those lucky people to be easily, they trained at two ends of the day. In the morning, Alkaraz hit Joao Fonseca, 18 -year -old Brazilian star. Many believe that the next big thing. Inside the red-velvet planted enclosures of the ARANGI exercise courts, Spanish filled the air as Alkaraz and Fonseca laughed and chat, while forehands, backhands, lips and coaches Juan Carlos and Gilharme Teri’s attentive eyes.Quiz: Who is that IPL player? “I was excited about killing him,” Alakraj later said at a press conference. “The last time I hit him in 2023. He is not yet an experienced player on the grass, but his style is aggressive. He likes to hit big forehands and go to the net. I am sure he will actually achieve levels on grass soon. , Just a few steps away, it is easy to see the opposite in resources. Two women players excluded it with just one coach in the next court, while the practice area of Alakraj discusses with an entry of seven or eight. Nearby in Aoragi Arena, other players focus on strength and dynamics. Coco Goff intensifies its footwork using cone while Alexander Zeverev resistance bands and other drug balls. The word ‘movement’ is often heard. When they talk to the press during the day, both Alakraj and sinners highlight its importance. This seems to be real at times to walk in the field and suddenly the player feels Emma Redukanu with his trainer or is there a blondeh young man with a blonde young man. Younger children carrying huge tennis balls have the best opportunity to collect valuable autographs, as players seem impossible not to say small fans. Every few steps, stars stop for selfie with adults or bends down to signed to children. Everything in Wimbledon may seem timeless and calm. But under all this, the grounds are alive with the energy of these young faces, which ensure that every match goes perfectly – all dreams, perhaps, one day in the moments of their own center court.
