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The Player Who Realised He Had Made a Mistake

The Player Who Realised He Had Made a Mistake


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The Player Who Realised He Had Made a Mistake

Humorous illustration by Fitz, visualising that awful feeling - waiting for it as a tennis player regrets his ill-judged lob against his opponent who leaps up to smash the ball and win a point. Date: 1928

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Agile Amusing Athletic Ball Fitz Jump Jumping Leap Leaping Match Opponent Opponents Player Players Point Smash Spectators Sporting Tennis Wimbledon Winning 1928


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In the hallowed halls of Wimbledon's storied tennis courts, the tension between two formidable opponents reaches a fever pitch. The player in blue, with a smirk of confidence on his face, prepares to execute a daring lob, aiming to leave his red-clad adversary stranded at the net. But as the ball soars through the air, a pang of doubt creeps into his mind. The crowd holds its breath, the spectators lean forward in their seats, and even the players exchange a knowing glance. Suddenly, the player's expression shifts from smugness to disbelief as he realizes the gravity of his mistake. His opponent, a picture of agility and athleticism, leaps high into the air, racket extended, ready to smash the ball back down and claim the point. The player's face falls, and he can only watch in horror as the crowd erupts in laughter and applause. This humorous illustration by Fitz, dated 1928, captures the timeless feeling of regret and disappointment that every athlete has experienced at some point in their careers. The artistry and wit of this cartoon serve as a reminder that even the most skilled players can make mistakes, and that a healthy dose of humor can make even the most grueling matches a little more bearable.

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