Historical! Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool Wimbledon became the first British pair of the modern era to win men’s doubles title in 2025. Tennis news
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspoool on Saturday made history in Wimbledon by becoming the first all-british pair in 89 years to achieve men’s doubles title. He won the center court against Rinke Hijikata and David Pale with a score of 6-2, 7-6 (3).The last British pair to achieve this achievement was Pat Hughes and Raymond Takek in 1936. “When you call it, it seems incredible,” Glasspool commented during an on-court interview.The success of the British pair in Wimbledon follows its impressive victory in Queen and Eastborn during the grass-apprehension season.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!As the fifth seeded pair, Cash and Glasspool faced high expectations entering Wimbledon.
“There was a lot of pressure on our shoulders, and the fact that whatever we are talking is,” cash shared. “The Wimbledon Finals marked the first Grand Slam final appearance for both cash and Glasspool.For Hijikata, the match offered an opportunity to secure their second Grand Slam Doubles title with Jason Kubbler at the 2023 Australian Open.Interestingly, Pale revealed that he and his partner Hijikata were a complete stranger before the tournament. Dutchman revealed, “This was our first time when the tournament begins,” Dutchman revealed.
