Weekly Theme: WIMBLEDON
How is this uniquely connected to the All England Lawn Tennis Championships?
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King George the Sixth (of The King’s Speech fame) became the only member of the Royal family to compete at Wimbledon when he partnered Louis Greig to lose in the first round.
How is this uniquely connected to the All England Lawn Tennis Championships?
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King George the Sixth (of The King’s Speech fame) became the only member of the Royal family to compete at Wimbledon when he partnered Louis Greig to lose in the first round.
King George VI (Colin Firth’s character in The King’s Speech) played in the 1926 Wimbledon championships while he was still the Duke of York. He lost in the first round.
ReplyDeleteKing George VI played in Wimbledon in 1926.
ReplyDeleteKing George VI participated in Wimbledon 1926 men's doubles competition.
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