White clothing was enforced at Wimbledon from the 19th century, in part because it covered up unwelcome signs of sweat. White clothing was also seen as cooler in the summer heat.

Founded in 1877, making it the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, at Wimbledon, any colour must be ...

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A semi-final was stopped twice in less than five minutes because of medical emergencies in the crowd. A Wimbledon finalist ...

Tennis star Tommy Paul and his influencer girlfriend Paige Lorenze are officially engaged! Following a tough stint at Wimbledon that saw early exits, the sportsman got down on his knees and popped the ...

A truly bizarre encounter with a woman in a men’s bathroom has a reader wondering if these kinds of things only happen to him ...

Wimbledon's dress code has seen a slight relaxation in recent years, with players now allowed to wear dark coloured ...

When Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner at the Roland Garros men’s final on June 8 2025, in what is already seen as a classic match, there was some comment on the sartorial choices of the two players.

Every single player who is competing has to wear white, although this has been ever-so-slightly relaxed in the last two years, allowing women to wear dark-colored undershorts only following protests ...