The 1961 women's final at Wimbledon was the last time that Wimbledon witnessed an all British competition. Both the finalists were British: Angela Mortimer and Christine Truman. The commentator wanted to be fair to both of them. However, after the match he received 34 letters of outcry from the general public accusing him of being partial. Of those 17 accused him of siding Mortimer and the other 17 accused him of being partial to Truman!
Such is life and human thinking. No matter what you do, people will have an opinion. If one were driven by what others say, one can never ever be happy or make any conclusive decisions. While having an open attitude is healthy, one also needs to rely on one's own prudence and judgement in the final analysis.
Such is life and human thinking. No matter what you do, people will have an opinion. If one were driven by what others say, one can never ever be happy or make any conclusive decisions. While having an open attitude is healthy, one also needs to rely on one's own prudence and judgement in the final analysis.
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