Emma Raducanu forced to change clothes at Wimbledon after sparking anger
The British star 'enraged' some at SW19 after breaking the long-standing rule
Raducanu was accused of 'arrogance' at Wimbledon earlier this year
Emma Raducanu kicks off her 2025 Wimbledon campaign on Monday afternoon as she faces Welsh teenager Mimi Xu in the opening round of the women's singles.
The 22-year-old heads into the Championships as the British number one and, while she "doesn't expect much" from herself at SW19 this year, will be hoping to make it beyond the fourth round for the first time. That journey gets under way on Court One on Monday, as she faces the 17-year-old rising talent Xu, who hails from Swansea.
Raducanu's return to SW19 comes after she sparked anger there earlier this year, having been accused of breaking a 150-year-old rule at the All England Club.
In March, she was accused of "arrogance" by members of the club for allegedly ignoring the long-standing dress code at SW19.
The rules require players to wear all-white while using the courts for matches and practice sessions, and also extends to the main Grand Slam event in the summer.
However, the 2021 US Open champion was instead said to have taken to the courts at the club while wearing "whatever she want[ed]," having allegedly "rocked up in a pink outfit" for a practice session.
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At the time, the Daily Mail reported that her behaviour had been "enraging members" of the famous club.
"It's so unfair," one angry member told the publication. "Who does she think she is?
"Just because she's won the US Open doesn't mean she can wear whatever she wants.'
The All England Club rules - which were first introduced in the 1880s - states that players must wear "suitable tennis attire that is almost entirely white" while on the courts, although this also applies 'from the point at which the player enters the court surround'.
An amendment was made to the rules in 2023 to allow female players to wear dark undershorts under their kit due to period concerns, but the regulations remain strict.
For example, permitted white outfits do "not include off-white or cream", while only a 10mm trim of another single colour is allowed around necklines or the cuffs of sleeves.
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Raducanu has seemingly learnt her lesson as she has been seen in training ahead of this year's tournament wearing an all-white outfit on the championship courts.
She is certainly not the first start to have caused a stir with their choice of attire at Wimbledon, with some of the game's biggest stars also accused of not following the dress code.
In 2022, Nick Kyrgios ruffled a few feathers by arriving on court in a pair of red Nike Jordan shoes and matching cap before changing into his white attire, while even the legendary Roger Federer also got told off for wearing orange-soled shoes on the hallowed courts.
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