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Groundsman at All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon SW19, mowing the Centre Court tennis court lawn . UK Stock Photo - Alamy
Wimbledon aims to avoid another slippery court furore
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A groundsman marks out the lines on the tennis court before play begins at the Aegon International 2013 at Devonshire Park Stock Photo - Alamy
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Groundsman at All England Tennis Club, Wimbledon SW19, mowing the lawn tennis Centre Court. UK Stock Photo - Alamy
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Wimbledon's head groundsman defends state of courts - Eurosport
Wimbledon groundsman 100 percent happy despite tumbles | Reuters.com
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