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The first week of the tournament saw the Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis enjoying a different kind of service than usual as he accompanied his wife Lady Valerie Mirvis to Centre Court.

They were also joined by Jewish-American actress Idina Menzel, fresh off a London Pride performance.

In the tournament itself, Jewish players did not fare especially well.

Italian-Jewish player Camila Giorgi, who faced Venus Williams in the Birmingham Classic earlier this year was dumped out of the tournament in the first round.

Delaware-born American Jewish player Madison Brengle who entered the tournament unseeded, left the competition in the second round, after a defeat to Russian player Ekaterina Alexandrova.

Argentinian Diego Schwartzman, whose grandparents survived the Holocaust was also eliminated in the second round, falling to Italy's Jannik Sinner.