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Wimbledon complex

  1. Image: <b>Venue name:</b> All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club<br> <b>Location:</b> Aorangi Park, Wimbledon, London
  2. Image: <b>Home to...</b> The Championships,Wimbledon<br> <b>Primary sport:</b> Tennis
  3. Image: <b>Facts:</b> Centre Court is the most famous venue at Wimbledon and arguably in world tennis. The stadia hosts the finals of the Championships annually.
  4. Image: <b>Facts:</b> The current No.1 court is the second largest ground and in 2009 replaced the old No.1 court previously located to the west of Centre Court.
  5. Image: <b>Facts:</b> No.2 Court is often referred to as the 'Graveyard of Champions' due to the number of former Wimbledon winners that have been defeated on it.
  6. Image: <b>Facts:</b> No.3 Court is built on the grounds of the former number two court, on which champions such as McEnroe, Hingis and Sampras suffered defeat.
  7. Image: <b>Facts:</b> A screen televising the big games is a popular feature at the Championships and thousands of spectators often congregate in front of it.
  8. Image: <b>Facts:</b> The area has in recent times been known as Murray Mound, but is best known as Henman Hill and is situated just outside No.1 Court.
  9. Image: <b>Facts:</b> The Club also features a number of practice courts, on which junior players and the World's best hone their skils side by side.