A semi-finalist last year, Lucie Safarova is a big fan of the traditions, history and crowds here at Wimbledon.
What I love about Wimbledon: "It's the tradition, with everyone playing in white and everything is so neat and nice, and everything is so beautiful to step on. It's perfect grass."
My advice for a young girl or boy who dreams of playing at Wimbledon: "You have to really love the sport, and also work hard and follow your dream. Believe in yourself."
The most important shot at Wimbledon: "As I'm a lefty, it's probably my lefty serve."
The number of bowls of strawberries and cream I would expect to eat during The Championships: "I have to play and perform so I'm not eating strawberries and cream every day. But I would say that I would have it at least a couple of times as it's impossible to resist."
It's the tradition, with everyone playing in white and everything is so neat and nice...
The three words that I would use to describe the crowds at Wimbledon: "Supportive, disciplined, respectful."
The fantasy match that I would queue overnight to watch: "There are so many legends that it's difficult to pick, but I would go for Martina Navratilova as she's Czech. And I also really like Steffi Graf, so if they were to play a match, that would be great to see."
Henman Hill or Murray Mount? "That's a tricky question. Can't we combine the two, maybe call it H and M?"
My tips for a fan attending Wimbledon for the first time: "You definitely have to eat some strawberries, and make sure you enjoy the tradition there and the great tennis that is played there every year."
My favourite outside court: "I like Court 18, there's always a good crowd there."
My first memory of watching Wimbledon: "I don't really have one strong memory of watching Wimbledon on television; what I do have is a really strong memory of the first time that I stepped on to the grass as a junior. I was afraid to run on the grass as I didn't want to destroy such beautiful grass. It took me a while to really go for it."
My Wimbledon highlight: "When I reached the semi-finals of last summer's tournament. That was a beautiful day. My parents were there to watch. I had tears in my eyes."
