The prince’s debut at Wimbledon, in the Royal Box of course George there is an announced triumph. Novak Djokovic is still the master of Wimbledon. He has won his fourth consecutive title, his seventh on London grass, the 21st of a slam. In the final he defeated the Australian in four sets Nick Kyrgios: 4-6 6-3 6-4 7-6.
In the bet between the two, it is the champion who has to pay for the dinner. It was difficult to bet otherwise. The brilliant Kyrgios gets lost in the web of “Machine” Nole. The schematic wins over the rebel. Djokovic hasn’t lost a match at Wimbledon for 4 years and here he won without even struggling too much. More than on other occasions, even if it happened often, it was Kyrgios’ head that got lost almost immediately after the first set won (or granted by Nole?).
The order over the disorder wins, the worker over the irregular, the silence wins over the continuous brooding of the Australian who speaks to himself, with his box, with the judges and even takes it out on the machine that marks the net of the balls that touch the net. It was his first single slam final. It was also the first for little prince George who gave faces of all kinds. He has also heard more swear words than in his entire life from a tennis player who plays in a basketball tank top and was able to hold the cup offered by Djokovic.
That Nole was the strongest was clear, that she didn’t want to lose as much in any way. He will not be able to go to the United States for the US Open as he is not vaccinated and it was his last chance for a slam title this season and to get close to Nadal who is at 22. Once again tennis tells us that the head always wins in sport.
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Source: Vanity Fair
