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WATCH: YouTubers Zac & Jay try to play at Wimbledon

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 29, 2021

Centre Court at Wimbledon is reserved for the greatest tennis players in the world. Not just anyone can play on the most historic court in the history of the sport. Of course, that doesn't stop people from trying. Although Zac and Jay have almost amassed 1 million Youtube subscribers, they learned quickly they wouldn't come close to playing on the most prestigious grass court in the world.

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I’m tired of YouTubers calling out boxers ffs. Exhibition tennis is where it’s at.@RafaelNadal @andy_murray @DjokerNole 2V2 £100 to the winner. Your move. pic.twitter.com/VpZFIyLqqf — Zac Alsop (@zacalsopp) April 28, 2021

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The Zac and Jay Show tried to finagle their way into Wimbledon before being promptly rejected by the security guard who, thankfully, did not believe Zac when he said that he was Rafael Nadal. Down, but not out, the pair headed to the houses of millionaires around the area to ask if they could use their private tennis courts to pretend they were raising the Wimbledon trophy.

To no one's shock, they didn't have much luck.

However, one resident was gracious enough to show them his Japanese tea house. Not exactly a tennis court, but at least one person in the area was friendly.

If the video got you excited for Wimbledon again, don't worry. The oldest tennis tournament in history will be back June 28.