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Format: DVD
Sku: 203030224
UPC: 032031416093
UPC 14: 00032031416093
Category Keywords: England
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This is the definitive story of The Wimbledon Championships 2006. In the Men's Singles Roger Federer was attempting to join the legendary Bjorn Borg and Pete Sampras as the only men to win four consecutive Wimbledon titles. In the Women's Singles a new name would appear on the Venus Rosewater Dish.

Coming into Wimbledon, the 1992 champion American Andre Agassi had announced that this would be his last Championships. During his third round encounter with the French Open Champion Rafael Nadal from Spain, the crowd willed the clock to rewind and cheered every glimpse of the American's lingering brilliance but in the end it was the Spaniard's day.

But a new showman would emerge in Greek-Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis who overthrew Andy Roddick's conqueror, Britain's Andy Murray and the 2002 Champion Lleyton Hewitt before losing to Nadal in a thrilling semi-final.

2006 also proved the year of the two Martinas'. The twenty five year old Hingis returned after five years away from SW19, while forty nine year old Navratilova bid farewell to the scene of her record-equaling twenty Wimbledon titles.

World number one and top seed Amelie Mauresmo from France and third seed Justine Henin Hardenne from Belgium contested an exciting Women's Singles Final. Mauresmo won the encounter to become the first French Women's Champion since Suzanne Lenglen in 1925.

Federer's quest for an eighth Grand Slam title was a majestic journey. After a second round straight sets victory over an unseeded Tim Henman, the three time champion arrived in the Final without the loss of a set. There he defeated his main rival and number two seed Rafael Nadal, in an enthralling encounter. In winning his fourth consecutive title Federer had answered every question except one. Was he now the greatest player of all-time.

Narrated by Sam Hazeldine and written by Andrew Longmore of the Sunday Times, Wimbledon 2006 is a highly entertaining record of this yearÞs proceedings at the world's finest tennis championships.

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Release Information
Video Mfg Name Studio: Kultur
Video Release Date Release Date: 10/31/2006
Video Play Time Running Time: 60 minutes
Video Release Year Original Release Date: 2006
Video CategoryId Catalog ID: 4160
Video UPC UPC: 00032031416093
Video Number of Discs Number of Discs: 1

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Video Audio Spec Available Audio Tracks:
Video Color Spec Video: Color

Aspect Ratio
Video Aspect Ratio Standard  1.33:1 [4:3]
Cast & Crew
Video Cast Info Amelie Mauresmo - Featuring
Video Cast Info Andre Agassi - Featuring
Video Cast Info Andrew Longmore - Writer
Video Cast Info Andy Murray - Featuring
Video Cast Info Andy Roddick - Featuring
Video Cast Info Bjorn Borg - Featuring
Video Cast Info Justine Henin Hardenne - Featuring
Video Cast Info Lleyton Hewitt - Featuring
Video Cast Info Pete Sampras - Featuring
Video Cast Info Rafael Nadal - Featuring
Video Cast Info Roger Federer - Featuring
Video Cast Info Sam Hazeldine - Narrated By
Video Cast Info Suzanne Lenglen - Featuring
Video Cast Info Tim Henman - Featuring
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