US EditionWho Was the First Spaniard to Play at Wimbledon? the Forgotten Story of Luis De Olivares
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lacronicabadajoz.comIn the collective memory of Spanish tennis there are names that resonate strongly: Santana, Nadal, Alcaraz. But the first of all, who dared to jump before anyone else, remains a great stranger. His name was Luis de Olivares, and just a century ago, in Wimbledon 1920, he became the first Spaniard to play a Grand Slam tournament (not to win a match on the London grass). His story, almost erased from the official story, deserves to be told.
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