The whole film is about the bad boy Aaron Williams, who died of a heart attack after hitting a linesman in the Wimbledon final, losing the Grand Slam champion and the world No. 1 at the awards ceremony. He made a lot of nonsense and knocked down a certain British Duke (literally, knocked down). He quit tennis and went to Sweden to sell underwear. After becoming the king of underwear, he was fined 12 million euros for quality problems and went to prison. I planned to stay in the Swedish prison safely until my later years, but because I accidentally saw another male first, Charles, in an interview before Wimbledon in 2001, he said that he was a better player than Aaron. Participated in the Wimbledon with a wild card and faced a local player with high expectations in the first round to win the UK's first Grand Slam title since 1936. Then the first round of the game was played for seven days, in which there were countless bad tennis court memes.
7 Days in Hell movie plot
2022-04-01 08:01
Extended Reading
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Soledad O'Brien: So, Charles, you're now number two in the world. You're favored to win Wimbledon, which would make you number one. How do you do it?
Charles Poole: Yeah, well, when I'm playing I serve the ball and the man opposite me on the other side of the court, he plays it back to me. Now, then I try to hit to a place in the court that he's not standing in anymore. And if he manages to reach that and play it back, if it lands short, I run forward and then I try and get it to another place in the court that he's not standing anymore. And sometimes it goes outside of these lines on the side of the court. And if that happens, the ump, he shouts "Out!" and that's... that's very bad if that happens to me. But if it happens to the other player, I really like that.
Soledad O'Brien: I understand how the game of tennis is played. I guess I meant, what's your overall strategy?
Charles Poole: Yeah, yeah, indubitably, yeah.
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Serena Williams: It was pretty obvious that he had hidden cocaine in his water bottles... and in his rackets... and in his coke necklace. And even on the lines of the court.
David Copperfield: Seems crazy now, but you gotta remember this is before cocaine was illegal.
Off-Screen Interviewer: Cocaine was always illegal.
David Copperfield: Really?
Edward Pudding: Oh, we knew he was on cocaine. It's just that in England it's very rude to point things out.