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The dress code at Wimbledon's all-grass courts is notoriously strict, and even the tennis players have specific requirements, including to wear all white.
The dress code at Wimbledon's all-grass courts is notoriously strict, and even the tennis players have specific requirements, including to wear all white.
The dress code at Wimbledon's all-grass courts is notoriously strict, and even the tennis players have specific requirements, including to wear all white.
For players, the smallest infractions have proved controversial, and some players have outright refused to play along, as Andre Agassi did from 1988-90 when he boycotted Wimbledon entirely.