Don Budge v. Bunny Austin at 1935 Wimbledon men's singles

Donald Budget captivates the audience at Wimbledon, including the Queen and 18,000 others. In his first Wimbledon tournament, Hodges faces Austin, a veteran opponent favored to win. However, Budget surprises everyone by leading into the 4th set. The match reaches a dramatic climax with Budget missing a match point but eventually securing a win. Austin is exhausted, while Budget remains fresh, showing strong potential for the 1936 season.

Who held the attention of the Queen and 18,000 others at Wimbledon?

What was significant about Hodges' participation in the Wimbledon tournament?

What was the outcome of the match point for Budget?

How did Austin's condition compare to Budget's during the match?

What does the text suggest about the prospects for the 1936 season?