watch as tennis stars try and (fail) to sum up tournament in three words

How would you sum up Wimbledon in three words? That's what Sportsmail asked a host of tennis stars in the run up to the curtain being raised in SW19 on Monday.
And unsurprisingly, they could neither agree nor settle just on three words.
'Wimbledon in three words... oh my gosh!' said Serena Williams, current women's world No 1. And even though she didn't mean for those to be her actual three words, funnily enough they prove to be fitting.

Oh my gosh: Serena Williams found it difficult to sum up Wimbledon in three words... and you can tell from the expression on Goran Ivanisevic's face (below) that he did as well

Strawberries.
Tradition.
Fun.
White clothes.
Grass.
Green.
Awesome.
Just a few of the suggestions.
'Strawberries!' said retired Australian star Pat Cash, who won the men's singles title here in 1987, beating then-world No 1 Ivan Lendl in the final.
'Not that I ever have strawberries,' he added. 'At one pound per strawberry it can get a bit nasty.'

Strawberries and stress: Pat Cash and Judy Murray (below) came up with some suggestions

'Stress,' chipped in Judy Murray, quite understandably, as the long suffering mother of the great British hope Andy.
‘Rain’. Actually, that’s the one suggestion everyone did agree on.
But what else did Goran Ivanisevic, the only man to win Wimbledon as a wildcard,  women's world No 12 and Serbian beauty beauty Ana Ivanovic, Brit star Heather Watson - and the rest - have to say? 
Find out by watching Sportsmail's exclusive video below and join us for live coverage from Wimbledon as it happens throughout the next fortnight.