All England Club is not looking to change the coordination of the Wimbledon Mixed Prosebles for the future editions of the championships despite the success of the “re -perception” championship in the United States Open.
This year, the United States Tennis Association has chosen to transform the coordination of the mixed marital event in order to attract the best individual players, and officials in the move believe that he was incredibly successful, which includes partnerships such as Emma Radocano associated with Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Sweitik next to Kasper Road.
The championship was held in front of the individual men and women at Arthur Ash, which was sold and the Luis Armstrong stadium, prompting a total of 78,000 fans. She eventually won the heroes of the former year, the Eraani and Andrea Vavassori, but many stars expressed their hope that the other four major championships will repeat the event. “I think it will be great to do all the four championships,” said Jacques Dripper, who reached the semi -finals with Jessica Begola.
Radocano was similarly measured. “It will be very fun if all the four championships are involved and did something similar, even if this is not the exact same format,” she said. “I think this was a great success. Many fans participated, as many people were watching and controlling. He got a lot of attention.”
There is currently no appetite in all English Club to coordinate the mixed spousal championship for change. The current setting is a major part of the Wimbledon Week and the doubles in general is more appreciated in Wimbledon, as each of the competitions attracts larger crowds during the tournament.
However, the success of the mixed event and “Fan Week” in the United States in New York has also made it clear to the extent of Wimbledon’s backwardness over the rest of the four major tournaments. In recent years, the Open Australian Open, FRINCH Open and US Open team has become three weeks, as each of the Grand Four Championships has set a large number of events during the qualified week.
Wimbledon is still evoked by fragile grass and limited space stadiums in all English Club, with a qualified event more than three miles away in Rohampton. The organizers tried to address this issue with the Wimbledon Park project, which aims to convert the Wimbledon Park Golf Stadium across the road from the club to an extension of the tournament lands, allowing Wimbledon organizers to host the qualified tournaments on the site and explore its copies of the pre -tournament week.
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The project, which would take many years to complete, had to move in many legal complaints. The remaining obstacle is the court’s process to determine whether there is legal confidence on the ground, which means that the land must be used for general entertainment purposes.