The Australian Great Evonne Goolagong said Wimbledon’s victory Ash Barty on Saturday made him more emotional than his own victory at Major Grascourt 50 years ago.
Barty has become a woman in this year’s mission at the All England Club and imitates Goolagong Trailblazer, with whom he shares the original Australian inheritance, by beating Karolina Pliskova 6-3 6-7 (4) 6-3 in the final in the middle of the court.
“I will never really watch myself playing for years until I show some children from our national indigenous camps of a movie from me playing.
It’s more emotional for me to watch Ash,” Goolagong said in a video released by Australian tennis on Sunday.
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Australia is 25 years old – who wears a dress specifically designed in tribute for Cawley’s iconic “everyone reacts differently when they win Wimbledon for the first time.
It doesn’t hit me until later, because you turn off the taste.
You are surprised, just like Ash in the end.
“We are very excited.
Now I see the other side of it …
my family, how they are when they watch me win.
They jumped up and down, crying, shouting …
exactly what we did.
“Wearing toothed clothes in the style of the 1970s of Goolagong in all tournaments, Barty said after his victory that he hoped he made him proud.” He must do it.
He made me proud since he first saw it, “Goolagong said.” He must be around 13, playing at the Australian Open.
(My husband) Roger and I watched a little and we saw one point where he had all the skills.
“He did slices, volleyball, smash, all …
and we both looked at each other and said,” He understands, he will be the next champion.
“Look at him now.” Barty emulated the Goolagong idol to claim Titlegoolagong Wimbledon first said it was “extraordinary” that Barty claimed his first Grand Slam title in France Open (2019), Venue Mayir himself in 1971.
“I am very proud of Ash and I am the way he handles himself.
Not only in court but also from the court too.
He is a great Australian, everyone loves him, “Goolagong said.” Ash for me like a younger sister and we treat each other.
That way …
Magic when you reach your dream …
I’m sure it’s magical for him.
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