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Wimbledon
One of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments - is the oldest tennis tournament in the world. Started in 1877, the tournament, played on grass courts in the London suburb of Wimbledon, is considered the most prestigious of all the competitions on the professional tennis circuit.
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It is not always the case. If a ball called out is successfully challenged the point is replayed because the opponent probably did not attempt to return the ball because of it being called OUT. However, when a first service called in is successfully challenged, the player just has the second service left.
What is the breathing rate of Bjorn Borg?
Bjorn Borg, the legendary tennis player, is known for his exceptional fitness and endurance during matches. However, specific data on his breathing rate is not publicly available. Generally, an athlete's resting breathing rate can range from 12 to 20 breaths per minute, but Borg's would likely be on the lower end due to his high level of fitness. For more precise information, one would need to refer to specific studies or assessments conducted on him during his athletic career.
How many tennis balls would fill up the whole of centre court at Wimbledon tennis with the roof on?
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Pat Cash, the Australian former professional tennis player, has lived in various places throughout his life, including Australia and the United Kingdom. He is known to have resided in Melbourne, Australia, where he grew up. Additionally, he has spent time in Europe, particularly during his tennis career and beyond.
How much money does a bodyguard earn?
Many State Police Agencies have bodyguards for dignitaries in State Government and visiting VIP's. Usually they will hold the rank of Trooper through Capt. and they will be paid acordingly. Depending upon what the rank and pay structure of the agency is, they will be paid anywhere from 40,000 to 80,000 a year plus expences. It really is a great way to see the world and surrounding states. I was able to go many places as a bodyguard that I never would have been able to see otherwise. It consumes a lot of your time. It is probably a job for someone who does not have a family or heavy commitments locally. But, if you are a free spirit and love to spend time in Hotels and Gala's and Banquets, it may be a great job for you. Some personal bodyguards for movie stars, rock stars, really rich people, etc. are paid according to what the market will allow. The Chief bodyguard is usually about 100,000 to 150,000 a year. If you work for an agency like Assurance Protection, Inc. you can expect to make about 30,000 a year to 1,000 a day, plus expences. Here again this is a job for people (men and women) who love to travel and spend time living out of a suitcase! This job can be very demanding and can require a very good memory and highly diciplined lifestyle. Hope this helps!
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Which rugby international won junior Wimbledon in 1966?
It was Dr. J P R Williams, former Bridend and Wales full back.
If you are asking men's singles runner up, he is Ilie Nastase.
Who are the semifinalists of the Wimbledon Women's Singles in 2008?
The first semi final match was played between Zheng Jie and Serena Williams. Serena Williams won the match.
The second semi final match was played between Elena Dementieva and Venus Williams. Venus Williams won the match.
Which Murray brother won Wimbledon title?
Jamie Murray won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title with Jelena Jankovic in 2007, meaning he is thus far the only one of the 2 to pick up a senior grand slam title.
How much money does a comedian earn?
I have been working in stand-up comedy for about three years now. My main focus is still on my obtaining my college degree, but I am in constant contact with working comics. The answer to this question is... it depends.
No one starts out making great money. You have to "pay your dues" in stand-up, which means spending a lot of your own money trying to get exposure and gigs on your own. You will spend time and money driving, waiting, eating, and schmoozing in your early days. Entering contests and taking guest spots are a great way to get time in front of a non open-mic audience. Some of these gigs even pay.
Hosting or emcee work is your first pay level, usually between $10 and $50 per show. Not bad considering that you only work for 10 minutes. However, if it costs you $30 in gas and tolls to get to your $20 gig...well, you do the math.
Comedy clubs pay between $200 and $1000 (or more) per show for features and headliners. These are usually experienced people who have already done all the work mentioned above. The ones who want to get paid will hustle to get more gigs and exposure, which will increase the amount they can make (provided they don't suck). The goal is to get "discovered" like Dane Cook or Dave Chappelle. Your price can then skyrocket accordingly.
For most, the best way to make money in comedy is working the college scene. Colleges have a lot of disposable income for entertainment, and they are happy to blow it on comedians. You can make $2000-$4000 (or more) for a show on a college campus. The competition is out there, but there are so many schools that you should be able to always work if you have any talent.
This answer is not all inclusive, and there are certain things I have ignored due to time constraints. Just remember, the main factors that will contribute to your income level are your talent, experience, and willingness to work. Surprisingly, the first two always improve if you really work on the last one. "Pay your dues", get funny, and get out there if you want to get paid!
As the writer before me said, "it depends" that truly is the real answer. The cool thing is though, that if you become a professional your yearly salary is from only $10,000 a year to a hunking chunk of $10,000,000 a year.
How much money does an optometrist earn in 10 years?
The national average in America is $105,000. Optometrist's make a minimum of $84,000 per year to start out with. In 2006 the average salary was around $106,000. I heard it was $148,000 in 2004
