La première Star du tennis féminin. Elle a révolutionné le tennis par son jeu ultra offensif,son élégance, son avant gardisme. Des rois et des reines assistaient à ses matchs.
There must be such a sense of history as a player walking onto Centre Court at Wimbledon knowing that Suzanne Lenglen and every legend of tennis has played in it.
Don't count on it. Important tennis matches, if they were filmed at all, were filmed by newsreel companies. They weren't interested in recording full matches--just enough for a few minutes of film. This was the case well into the 1960s.
Unique backhand and my God, those jumps are so unusual for girls today. I would say she was ahead of her time. Incredible and at the same time funny how she played. IMHO!
la lenglen è stata la prima donna ad allenarsi ! i risultati si sono visti in 10 anni perse un solo incontro per ritiro! quindi in realtà non perse mai! certo era un altro tennis ci mancherebbe! oggi che le donne hanno dimostrato anche in altri sport che non sono queste cosine fragili dovrebbero introdurre almeno nelle finali dei grandi slam le partite in cinque set come si faceva negli anni 10(c'è un ul7/5 al quinto) del secolo scorso nelle finali degli open degli stati uniti!
She is more fun to watch than any of the girls of 2024. Out of all the matches in Roland Garros, there was maybe one match worth watching. I think it is a scandal that they get paid the sale as men. I smile when I see the stadium half empty when the women play, thank you it is only three sets at the most.
@@reekhavoc2932 even took sips of brandy between ends during her matches. Died really young in 1938 of leukaemia aged 39. She came under fire from the Tennis World for going professional in 1926 and the open letter she wrote in response is as brilliant as it is scathing, directed towards the smug, entitled elites who looked down their noses at those who were not born into a world of privilege and social connection, who sought to make a living out of their talent.
Back then they ate natural food. Today our food is laden with preservatives. The preservatives not only preserve the food but they preserve us also. Only a fool would choose to eat organic.
Incorporating dance into her routine. What a legend.🙂
She was mesmerizing to watch. It’s not that she’s unladylike, she’s super ladylike. A graceful mover like Federer. More so.
She is lovely ❤amazing grace and talent. So happy I got to see this. No one today in women’s tennis plays that well and gracefully I must say.
La première Star du tennis féminin.
Elle a révolutionné le tennis par son jeu ultra offensif,son élégance, son avant gardisme.
Des rois et des reines assistaient à ses matchs.
There must be such a sense of history as a player walking onto Centre Court at Wimbledon
knowing that Suzanne Lenglen and every legend of tennis has played in it.
She was unbeatable
Que lindo vê-lá jogar... Hj o tenis é o q é devido a esses tipos de pessoas, parabens Suzanne-Lenglen!!!
PIONEERS WITH GREAT SKILL OF THEM UNBELIEVABLE SHE IS LOVELY🥰
When is somebody going to upload her entire Wimbledon matches? They must be out there.....
Don't count on it. Important tennis matches, if they were filmed at all, were filmed by newsreel companies. They weren't interested in recording full matches--just enough for a few minutes of film. This was the case well into the 1960s.
The GOAT !
Wonderful!
Life is a game & champions dance
Amazing dresses wow 😊
Tennis would be so much more interesting if it was still like this and with the smaller rackets
Pocos dan el reconocimiento que se merece, rompió paradigmas de la sociedad cerrada de esos años
Unique backhand and my God, those jumps are so unusual for girls today. I would say she was ahead of her time. Incredible and at the same time funny how she played. IMHO!
Great video
0:57 Ah the 1920s. So stylish.
la lenglen è stata la prima donna ad allenarsi ! i risultati si sono visti in 10 anni perse un solo incontro per ritiro! quindi in realtà non perse mai! certo era un altro tennis ci mancherebbe! oggi che le donne hanno dimostrato anche in altri sport che non sono queste cosine fragili dovrebbero introdurre almeno nelle finali dei grandi slam le partite in cinque set come si faceva negli anni 10(c'è un ul7/5 al quinto) del secolo scorso nelle finali degli open degli stati uniti!
Salute, kudos...
fantastique ces images une danseuse jouant au tennis
Glimpses of Steffi hopping around the court!
Weird how a stadium at the french open is named after her then
How can they move with all that fabric as a tennis outfit.. even the shoes doesn’t provide ankle support. Amazing
SHE WAS SASSY!!!
The Nellie Melba of tennis!
0:26 thats federer forehad
when did the 'special women's club" thing start?
What interesting is that she only uses her right hand .
Almost only
Dans quelle que année qui vient on regarderont les matchs de tennis féminin (torse nu)
👍👏🌹🌹
Wow, she hits much harder than Errani.
She is more fun to watch than any of the girls of 2024. Out of all the matches in Roland Garros, there was maybe one match worth watching. I think it is a scandal that they get paid the sale as men. I smile when I see the stadium half empty when the women play, thank you it is only three sets at the most.
they had cameras back then??
You never heard about silent movies??? 😅
The first film ever was in 1895- the workers ending their shift from factory
@@xyz_k6359 Those don't seem very interesting.
She was 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The best player of tennis, male or female.
wow no continuous grunting, when tennis was fit to watch
A breast would pop out on occasion, and Lenglen would casually put it back causing quite an uproar.
How can we get this sort of thing to make a comeback 🤔
@@AinSoph73 Ha ha. I saw that I had a comment on this post and thought it would be mean, but I got a good chuckle at that one.
I gave a 'like' but NOT for that damned music overlay.
A.I generated 😊
How do you know, please?
spoke out of your ass
Was she sick? Not to be mean, but even at 20 she looked more than twice her age, every 50 year-old woman I know is way more fresh-faced...
She was a heavy drinker...even played tipsy 😂 she was a savage
@@reekhavoc2932 even took sips of brandy between ends during her matches. Died really young in 1938 of leukaemia aged 39. She came under fire from the Tennis World for going professional in 1926 and the open letter she wrote in response is as brilliant as it is scathing, directed towards the smug, entitled elites who looked down their noses at those who were not born into a world of privilege and social connection, who sought to make a living out of their talent.
Back then they ate natural food. Today our food is laden with preservatives. The preservatives not only preserve the food but they preserve us also. Only a fool would choose to eat organic.
@@reekhavoc2932
Being a "drinker" at 20, is no excuse for looking like a 45 year old failed transvestite ballerina.
Not good.
That's for digging up the video, but seriously, this clown music soundtrack is an insult to this lady's career and achievements.
It's 1920s music, not clown music, and I think it goes well with the video. I quite enjoyed it.
Wow old tennis looks weird af
Is this before the Titanic drowned?
Maybe use google before asking embarrassing questions?! And it's "sunk" not "drowned", people drown, ships are sinking! Lol
Англосаксам лучше развивать спорт, чем заниматься грязными и омерзительными войнами по всему миру.