La realeza y las estrellas se reúnen para la final checa de Wimbledon

La primera final femenina individual de Wimbledon disputada íntegramente por jugadoras checas tuvo lugar en la pista central el 11 de julio, enfrentando a Karolina Muchova y Linda Noskova. Se esperaba que Kate Middleton entregara el trofeo en su calidad de patrona del All England Club.

El palco real acogió a una gran variedad de invitados para el partido del campeonato. Entre los asistentes se encontraban Lily Collins, Sam Mendes, Davina McCall, Hannah Waddingham, Jodie Foster y Billie Jean King. Las ex campeonas Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova, Petra Kvitová, Martina Navratilova y Marion Bartoli también estuvieron presentes, sumando un total de 20 títulos individuales de Wimbledon en el palco. Otros miembros de la realeza presentes en el campeonato de este año fueron la reina Camila, Peter Phillips, Carole Middleton y Pippa Matthews. La final marcó el primer partido por un título de Grand Slam entre dos jugadoras de la misma nacionalidad desde el Abierto de Estados Unidos de 2017.

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