Wimbledon legend and BBC expert John Mcenroe picks his players to watch.
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Three-time Wimbledon champion John McEnroe isn’t known for his vulnerable side. After all, screaming, ‘You cannot be serious!’ and throwing tantrums on court tends to endow you with a certain air of confidence.
But when TV&Satellite Week catches up with the tennis legend at Roland Garros in Paris, just a few weeks ahead of Wimbledon, he admits SW19 can make him twitchy.
‘There’s always a knot in my stomach when I get there. I feel that little bit of anxiety,’ he tells us. ‘I always want to perform well there with my commentary. I want to say something that makes sense and not make a fool out of myself.
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‘I also want people to understand what’s happening on the court with the players, while hopefully being entertaining. Ultimately the tennis should speak for itself.’
This story is from the June 30, 2018 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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