Ep 12 - Wimbledon History Part 2: Post World War II World And The Path To The Open Era
Tennis And Bagels Podcast · Andre Rolemberg, Vansh Vermani, Owen Lewis
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Show Notes
In this episode I finally reach the dawn of the Open Era, the one we live in and watch today on our televisions and computers. I talk about the consequences the war had in the world of tennis, albeit briefly, and in SW19. Finally, I reach the period where tennis giants such as Margaret Court, Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, and Roy Emerson make their appearances and start setting their all-time records. Hope you enjoy!
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