Antonello Mormando The biggest "if" of history is contained in the phrase at the entrance of the Centre Court of Wimbledon. The author is Joseph Rudyard Kipling, English writer and poet.
Kipling, in his words, remember the few who go beyond that threshold, the honor of participating in the tournament at Wimbledon, the honor of the game.
Playing to win means or lose, but in defeat than in victory is not independent of the size derived by honor themselves and their opponents in the challenge.
Who will have the ability, commitment, dedication and perseverance to earn the privilege to walk on the grass of Centre Court will understand that in addition to the desire to win will always put into play the honor.
words, thoughts and reflections, unfortunately, far from our present and, in many cases, none at all. Absent politics, school, university, in the economy. In short, in every part of society no longer feels talk about honor. Maybe we should start from the words of our forefathers, who precede the nobility of the desire of matter, trying to retrace that journey that helps us to grow with responsibility and sense of duty, useful features to be freer and stronger.
" If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat Those two imposters just the same" JR Kipling
"If you can meet with triumph and defeat and treat those two tricksters alike "JR Kipling
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