Intro:

Federer reflected on his memories of the tournament whilst Sharapova talked about her French Open win and Williams called the tournament "home"

Script:

SUPER CAPTION: Roger Federer, seven-time Wimbledon Champion (On the feeling he gets when he returns to Wimbledon)

"Yeah, no, absolutely. It brings back all the memories. From when I was a kid, watching my heroes and idols, to coming here as a junior, back in 1998, then beating (Pete) Sampras in 2001, some losses along the way, which were tough, but still they are part of what made me as a player too, but then my first win here in 2003 and the last few years have been amazing, so I always enjoy coming back here and yeah, it's a pleasure being healthy and fit and eager to give it a go again."

SUPER CAPTION: Maria Sharapova, 2014 French Open champion:
(On the changes that players have to make in adapting to grass courts from clay)

"Yeah, it's a very quick turnaround, especially if you go (into) the second week at the French Open, and as physical as it was for me, having those two days off was very important for the mind, for the body. I think a lot of people underestimate the physicality of the grass itself and the way it's changed in so many years, in the last five or six years, and how physical it's become. So that adjustment is always a bit tricky in the beginning on the body but I've had a good ten days or so on the grass and I'm excited to start up another Grand Slam."

SUPER CAPTION: Serena Williams, five-time Wimbledon champion
(On the feeling she gets when she arrives at Wimbledon and her successes)

"It carries a long way. It feels good, I feel good. I feel when I came here, I felt a sense of being at home and I really like being here."