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The legendary German tennis player, Michael Stich, is set to make a significant return to the scene of his greatest triumph. As a 55-year-old, Stich will join the expert team of the streaming service Prime Video for the Grand Slam tournament at Wimbledon, which he famously won in 1991.
Michael Stich's Triumphant Return to Wimbledon
Stich's expertise and experience will undoubtedly provide invaluable insights for tennis fans around the world. Speaking about his return, Stich highlighted the unique atmosphere of Wimbledon:
"The Championships, Wimbledon has an incredible history and tradition, and you can feel this excitement both on and off the Centre Court," said Michael Stich.
Star-Studded Expert Team
Joining Stich on the expert panel are several other notable tennis figures, including Andrea Petkovic, Mischa Zverev (older brother of Alexander Zverev), Dustin Brown, Barbara Rittner, and Sabine Lisicki, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2011. This diverse and experienced team promises to deliver comprehensive and engaging coverage of the tournament.
Prime Video's Exclusive Rights
For the first time, Prime Video holds the exclusive broadcasting rights for Wimbledon in Germany and Austria. The streaming service aims to provide an immersive viewing experience, enriched by the insights of its expert team. The coverage will be hosted by Katharina Kleinfeldt, known for her work on SPORT1, and Alex Schlüter.
Historical Context and Future Prospects
Stich's return to Wimbledon is not just a nostalgic trip down memory lane but a chance to enrich the current generation of tennis enthusiasts with his profound understanding of the game. His 1992 Olympic gold in doubles with Boris Becker further cements his status as a tennis great. As Wimbledon kicks off on July 1, fans eagerly await to see how Stich and his colleagues will enhance their viewing experience.
Editor: Emiliia Morozova
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