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ROTHESAY OPEN NOTTINGHAM<br />
37<br />
In May 1975 on the<br />
Surbiton grass courts,<br />
Anthony Fawcett and<br />
Keith Glass played out<br />
the longest single game in<br />
history with 37 deuces.<br />
The days between Serena Williams<br />
making her first and final Eastbourne<br />
appearance last year.<br />
Martina Navratilova owns the longest<br />
title-winning streak held by a man or woman<br />
in any British grass court event outside of<br />
Wimbledon.<br />
2018<br />
The Queen’s Club Championship<br />
introduced a wheelchair event for<br />
the first time five years ago.<br />
Virginia Wade is the only<br />
British woman to win the<br />
Eastbourne title in its 49-<br />
year history.<br />
The Rothesay Classic<br />
has been won ten times<br />
by Wimbledon singles<br />
champions.<br />
1879<br />
The first courts were<br />
laid at Eastbourne’s<br />
Devonshire Park venue in<br />
1879 and the first stands<br />
were built in 1921.<br />
23<br />
Queen’s Club had a<br />
British champion for<br />
the first 23 years of the<br />
tournament’s existence<br />
until 1905 where American<br />
Holcombe Ward won.<br />
No player has won more<br />
titles at the Queen’s Club<br />
than Andy Murray, five<br />
singles and a doubles title.<br />
134<br />
From June 1982 to June<br />
1991, Martina Navratilova<br />
boasted a record of 134-3 on<br />
British grass courts – during<br />
the eight-year run in Britain,<br />
she won 70-straight matches<br />
and amassed 18 titles.<br />
13<br />
Martina Navratilova reached<br />
13 Eastbourne International<br />
finals, winning 11 of them in a<br />
16-year period.<br />
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<strong>Nottingham</strong> Tennis Centre | 12 - 18 June 2023