'It’s been an absolute privilege. I’ve loved it.'
During an emotional goodbye on Sunday, which also saw the men’s final take place, the broadcaster called covering the event for the last three decades an “absolute privilege”.
“She’s been here every Wimbledon that I’ve ever been involved in as a professional player and now working on the tournament side and for the BBC. Former world number one tennis player Billie Jean King said: “Sue you know I’m upset you’re leaving, right?“Anyway, thank you for everything. And I’m really looking forward to seeing what happens in the next chapter of your life and just go for it.”
A crowd of Wimbledon fans gathered below the commentary box and could be heard clapping, cheering and chanting Sue’s name.During the film charting her career, the 2022 Wimbledon men’s singles champion Novak Djokovic said: “Sue please don’t leave. I heard bad news today that after 30 years you decided to finish.
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