Curious sight: Jonas Björkman mocks Neymar at Wimbledon

At the Neymar World Cup made with theatrical deposits for shaking his head. Now, his fall skills have even reached Wimbledon. Sweden's Jonas Björkman parodies the Brazilian football star – in the middle of the match. E are probably few places in the world of sport where such nobility is fought for victories as in the All England Lawn Tennis Club. When Wimbledon champion chips are played in south-west London, Angelique Kerber, Novak Djokovic and Co. must wear almost white sportswear.

Until 2003, the tournament rules stipulated that members of the royal family pay their respects with a bow. In the public, strawberries with cream are a culinary tradition. It's usually serious and well-mannered.

But Wimbledon viewers also understand pleasure. During the legendary double of men, Jonas Björkman laughed a lot. The Swede spontaneously decided to participate in the "Neymar Challenge" and in the middle of the game gave his interpretation of the fall arts of the Brazilian football star

"Neymar Challenge" reached Wimbledon

Neymar participated in the World Cup in Russia provided theatrical deposits to shake the head with opponents and displease the fans. Unforgettable his proliferating roles in the preliminary match against Serbia and the bloody screams of pain in the round of 16 against Mexico. The "Neymar Challenge" was then launched on the Internet: Thousands of fans and sportsmen fell to the ground as if they had been struck by lightning and imitated the attacker's epilepsy. Brazilian star.

Jonas Björkman used the big stage of Wimbledon. The Swede and his partner Mark Woodbridge played the first set against Mansour Bahrami and Goran Ivanisevic. Playmate Woodbridge attempted to volley 3: 3 and unfortunately shot Björkman on the back

Brazil in quarterfinal

The Swede remained first to remain during several seconds, only to then hold the belly and then lay on the floor. It ensues several neomaresque roles on the sacred grass. Mansour Bahrami then lifted through the net in the opposite half of the match to symbolically revive the Grand Slam winner nine times, Björkman. Even a mouth-to-mouth resuscitation has deceived the two jokers.

After Björkman made it equal to his style and continued to play as if nothing had happened. The Wimbledon audience was impressed by the show and gave a lot of applause. It's unclear whether Neymar could have laughed at the Swedes' little fun