Regular Wimbledon attendee here - In terms of the empty seats, they aren’t actually empty - they are almost always occupied but people leave in the 60 second break every 2 games to use the toilet, or go outside to get drinks / food. They aren’t allowed to come back inside until the next 60 second break so between games sometimes there seem to be empty seats, because those people would have to queue up outside their gate until the next break as the stewards only permit movement to and from the seats during the breaks. Also when people leave and don’t stay for all games at Centre Court, Wimbledon offers those seats for £15 each to people who registered online for the ticket resale queue. Hope this helps.
It's sad for Djokovic to know that had sinner and Alcararaz not began to dominate a few years ago, he would probably be on..or close to...30 Grand slam titles now. Even at 39, I still believe he beats anyone else in a major final. But, as he knows better than anyone...the margins needed to beat fellow greats are incredibly tight. And Sinner and Alcaraz are just to young and Brilliant. It's gonna need injuries or off days now for Novak to have one last hurrah. What a great of the game though. To still be at this level in his 40th year....👏👏
Orgainisers at wimbledon need to address the thousands of empty seats as it dents the image of wimbledon. Some people have tried for your to get tickets in the ballot but are never succesful. Very odd
sinner's pace is insane! no wonder 39 yo djokovic couldn't keep the pace! not just him, basically only alcaraz can keep his pace! only sometimes him too!
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