Sara Errani tells us how she'd love to play Martina Navratilova... or maybe not.
Why I love Wimbledon: “It's a very traditional tournament. Everybody loves Wimbledon."
My tips for a fan attending Wimbledon for the first time: "Make sure you watch some matches on that famous hill, Henman Hill, and also you can't go to Wimbledon and not have some strawberries and cream."
My first memory of watching Wimbledon: "I remember watching Pete Sampras play. That was always a pleasure."
How I like to relax in Wimbledon between matches: "I always rent a home at Wimbledon, so then you can go home and relax on the sofa between matches."
The player from the past I would like to face on Centre Court: "The best player from the past is Martina Navratilova, but maybe it wouldn't be so great to play against her as maybe she wouldn't even let me win a point."
My first memory of competing at Wimbledon: "I remember a really good match against Ana Ivanovic on Court 18."
Everybody loves Wimbledon
My Wimbledon highlight: "I'm still waiting for my Wimbledon highlight. I've never played that well on the surface. It's difficult for me to play on grass but of course I try my best."
The one match at Wimbledon I would like the chance to play again: "I never think like that. I don't think about having a second chance with matches. When I go on court, I'm thinking that I want to give everything."
My favourite Wimbledon tradition: "The strawberries and cream."
How I spend my time during a rain delay: “If there's time, I like to go back to the rented house. But of course even if you do that it's never easy to stop the match and to wait for the rain to stop. But you have to try to relax."
How I adapt my game to grass: “I try my best, but it's very difficult for me. I try to be more aggressive, but it's not easy for me on such a fast surface."
