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Wimbledon winner

Wimbledonsieger {m}sports

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The favorite strolled to an easy victory in the final at Wimbledon. [Am.]

Der Sieg im Finale von Wimbledon war für die Favoritin ein regelrechter Spaziergang.

• Der Sieg im Finale von Wimbledon war für die Favoritin ein regelrechter Spaziergang. = The favorite strolled to an easy victory in the final at Wimbledon. [Am.]

• Wimbledon Traincare depot is located between Wimbledon and Earlsfield stations, on the main line to Waterloo, next to the Wimbledon railway viaduct.
• When the station is off-air, a repeated "loop" containing a summary of the day's matches is played along with Radio Wimbledon's distinctive theme tune.
• Richard John Guy (born 6 January 1949) is an English former goalkeeper for Wimbledon during the 1960s and 1970s.
• Following a trial with AFC Wimbledon, Darlington agreed terms with the Dons in time for the game against Tonbridge Angels on 18 November 2006, making him the first ex-Wimbledon player to play competitively for AFC Wimbledon.
• Doherty was the Wimbledon champion. U.S. champion Wright beat Wimbledon challenger Brookes twice, but lost to Gore at Wimbledon.

• There are two active running clubs in Wimbledon called Hercules Wimbledon and the Wimbledon Windmilers.
• Lobb has been a commentator on Wimbledon television broadcasts for Wimbledon Broadcasting Services.
• Currie attended the St Lawrence Junior School in East Molesey alongside Wimbledon teammate Elliott Bolton.
• In the same year (1998), he also obtained an M.A. in print-making from the Wimbledon School of Art (Wimbledon College of Art, Wimbledon nr. London, England).
• David Spearing is the longest serving steward at the Wimbledon Championships.

• In 1864 the Tooting, Merton and Wimbledon (TMW) Railway got its Act for a line from Streatham Junction to Wimbledon, including two routes from Tooting to Wimbledon forming a loop, combined with the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway north-west of Merton.
• and three United States National Doubles Championships (Boston, MA) and in the 1955 first round play at Wimbledon http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/scores/draws/archive/pdfs/1955_MS_A4.pdf.
• A one hour highlights programme, "Sportsworld at Wimbledon", has been broadcast from the Wimbledon Championships since 1992. The Wimbledon coverage was cut as a cost-saving measure in September 2010.