Wimbledon regular could be tennis tournament's biggest superfan after 34 years in a row camping for tickets

Wimbledon, held annually in London, has a unique tradition of allowing fans to queue overnight for tickets, with many enthusiasts setting up camp outside the grounds to secure a spot. This tradition has been in place for decades, with fans often braving the British weather to get a chance to see their favourite tennis players in action. The dedication of fans like Harry Taylor is a testament to the tournament's enduring popularity and the strong sense of community among its supporters.

Wimbledon regular could be tennis tournament's biggest superfan after 34 years in a row camping for tickets

Red Lion Inn owner Harry Taylor, 52, has pitched his tent outside the Wimbledon ever year since 1992 and has not been put off by this year's scorching heatwave