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The wonder of Wimbledon

As London goes tennis mad, FT Globetrotter celebrates the world’s greatest Grand Slam with everything from a guide to trophy favourites, a fiendish quiz, to where to watch the tennis in the capital, from Wimbledon pubs to fancy terraces in town.

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The FT Globetrotter tennis quiz: how well do you know your Wimbledon?
Love all, or game, set and match to you? Put your SW19 Grand Slam knowledge to the test
Waiting for Wimbledon: the 100-year-old queue that defines Britishness, for better or worse
Never have so many behaved so politely, braving torrential rain, sleep deprivation and a 10pm curfew on takeaway deliveries. Tales from a Very British Queue . . .
Wimbledon 2023: the favourites, the ones to watch and the new faces
FT Globetrotter sits down with experts from ‘The Tennis Podcast’ to get the inside scoop on this year’s hopefuls
SW19 calling: my annual pilgrimage to Wimbledon
An obsession that began in childhood has led this writer to cross the globe year after year for the Championship fortnight
Wimbledon spirit: five of the area’s best pubs
Missed out on tickets? Catch a match from the comfort of these characterful nearby drinking holes that are all celebrating the tournament
First service: where to watch the tennis in style
Some of the smartest spots in the capital for that Centre Court buzz, from an Art Deco icon on the King’s Road to a pontoon floating in the shadow of Tower Bridge

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