Julian Cash and Lloyd Glassspool gave Vimbledon history to win Saturday Vimbledon’s Konača Vimbledon on Saturday.
When Cash and GlassSpool beat Hijikata Skills and David Pel 6-2 7-6 (3) in the final court, they became the first all-British pairing to win the title, because Pat Hughes and Raymond Tucei raised the trophy in 1936. years.
Jonny Marai, Neal Assembly and Henry Patten 12 months ago were all winners in Vimbledon in the last 15 years, but all with foreign partners in pairs.
“It was absolutely amazing. The dream was realized and that it would be able to do so in front of all your domestic fans, friends, your family,” said the speaker Ski Sports News.
“I didn’t feel too much pressure, I just felt a lot of confidence with all the matches we’ve won in the past.”
A relatively new couple, cash and glassspool dominated the grass this summer. After the title of Queen and Eastbourne, they now won 14 direct matches.
Julian Cash (left) and Lloyd VoiceSpool hold your Wimbledon in pairophies in pairs
“We started playing together at the end of last season. I think we are probably about nine months together and progressing, honestly, every week, and this grassy season was especially amazing Ski Sports News.
“We played every match that we could through the grass, picked up three trophies, all three in England,” he continued. “The entire experience from the beginning until the end is very surreal.
“It just shows how many people around us mean which is probably the most favorable part of it.”
VoiceSpool hopes that the pairs of tennis page will move forward. “I definitely think of fans like watching couples, they like to see it. I just think it could be a little more, selling a little more,” said a little more, “he said.
“People like watching this, Vimbledon doing this every year, courts are packed watching couples, people want to see more.”
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