虽然无法重现1920年代伦格朗和“火枪手”们创造的辉煌,但法国人总是以独特的个性,在网球圣殿温布顿扮演最出彩的角色。在莎士比亚的名著《亨利五世》中,法国王子因为嘲讽性地向英王亨利五世赠送一箱网球,从而引发了一场战争,那或许是英法两国之间最早的网球记忆。从14世纪初路易十世这位历史上第一个留下名字的网球选手开始,网球作为法国室内运动的传统非常深厚,法国选手的打法,也往往更适合场地特点接近室内赛的温布顿草地球场,而不是罗兰·加洛斯的红土场。 Although it is impossible to reproduce the glory created by the Rendezvous and Musketeers in the 1920s, the French always play the most outstanding role in the tennis club Wimbledon with its unique personality. In Shakespeare’s famous “Henry V,” the French prince, perhaps the earliest tennis memory between Britain and France, sparked a war by sarcastically presenting a box of tennis to King Henry V. From the very beginning of the 14th century, Louis X, the first tennis player to leave his name in the history, the tradition of tennis as a French indoor sport is very deep. The French players’ style of play is often more suitable for the venue. Dayton grass field, rather than Roland Garros clay court.