Amateur player agrees Wimbledon

The surface of the pitch is a hidden place with many unpredictable characteristics, very suitable for fairy tales written. Wimbledon is of course no exception. And in the traditional, solemn atmosphere emanating from one of the most prestigious sporting events, a strange face emerged when the tournament was not officially started. Arranging 719 in the world, the 21 -year -old player has never played a challenger level, not to mention the event of ATP Tour. Tarvet's experience in professional tennis village is limited to small tournaments organized by the ITF, the system that he has been crowned several times. With such "capital", Tarvet could not dream about Wimbledon. But the special capacity to attend the tournament qualifier of the Organizing Committee has originated for Tarvet to create a dreamy journey. On this journey, the English player Ha Terence Atmane 6-1, 7-6, then won two sets before Alexis Galarneau with a score of 6-3, 6-2. In the match that decided to play in the formula, Tarvet defeated Alexander Blockx 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1, thereby completing the seemingly impossible task.

"a lot of emotions, but mostly happy. "To be honest, I did not think I won the first match, then the second match. And when I won the third match, I still could not help but be surprised " The whole match, Tarvet created eight break-point, took advantage of seven chances to open the biggest victory of the career, and also the first time in Tarvet's life to win the match according to the 5 set format..

However, Tarvet's joy was incomplete, because he could not hold the full amount of $ 90,000 thanks to the victory in the main round. The reason is the strict regulations of school sports in the United States, regarding the limit of the bonus that an amateur player is received. In addition, American sports people want young talents to focus on developing capacity in the first phase of their career, instead of just trying to play to win more bonuses. This is to support the athletes' travel, accommodation, coaching, training and competition. "I want to return to San Diego University to complete the fourth year. I am grateful for what the school has supported and helped me. I want to spend the last year in the US and leave a mark ". With the presence of Tarvet, the host country will have 23 players appearing in this year's single content, including 13 men and 10 women. This is the largest number since 1984, with 9 male tennis players and 14 female players.

"When I was a child, playing at Wimbledon was always one of the biggest dreams. Now the dream has come true", Tarvet added. "In the past, I and my family came here every year to see excellent players. I am very happy to become part of this year's tournament. This is a stepping stone for me to enter the professional path ".. Born in St Albans, North London in 2003, Tarvert decided to develop talent at the US university system, instead of staying in his homeland like many friends. And yet, while most of the peers seek to attend young tournaments in Europe and put all their efforts and time for tennis, Tarvet tried to balance the life between sports career and learning. In 2022, the younger brother applied to San Diego University, began to train himself in the famous NCAA system, which became the launch pad of many famous athletes.

with Tarvet, he proved this is the right direction. In the first year, Tarvet resonated with 18 victories after 26 matches. In the second year, the British student was in the top 10 rankings of American universities. It was a momentum for Tarvet to show overwhelming strength in the third year. He won the All-American Championship event in both men's and men's singles, and was honored as the best player in the West, besides many other team awards of the region. Since the beginning of this year, he won 23/25 matches. On the rise, Tarvet enrolls some of the ITF awards to gain experience and scores. In September 2024, Tarvet rose to 624 in the world. The British title collection currently has 5 ITF championships, including three crowns in Monastir, Tunisia, and two other crowned at San Diego. They put Tarvet on a special tracking list, and eventually gave the Wimbledon qualifying capacity. And Tarvet proves he deserves. Not only did the tournament operators proud, Tarvet also became the first English player who was still studying at college and won the right to the main round of Wimbledon for more than a decade. If surpassing the challenge from Switzerland in the opening round, Tarvet is likely to clash Carlos Alcaraz, the Wimbledon champion of the last two seasons.