Wimbledon News 2022: Centre court gossips and trivia

    Nick Kyrgios has sparked yet another controversy, this time by breaking Wimbledon's all-white dress code

    Nick Kyrgios breaking Wimbledon's all-white dress code Nick Kyrgios breaking Wimbledon's all-white dress code

    Wimbledon quarter-finalist Kyrgios has sparked another controversy by breaking Wimbledon's historic all-white dress code. He wore red shoes to the court and also a red hat instead of the all-white hat and shoes he was supposed to wear. When asked if he thinks he is above the rules, he said he doesn't think so but does what he wants. 

    While some athletes like Wimbledon's historic white dress code, many believe it's high time that the rule is changed. Kyrgios has always been one of those never to like the rule. "It would be cool to allow, like, a black headband or black sweatband. I think it would look cool," said Kyrgios. "Wimbledon doesn't care what looks cool," he added. 

    Novak Djokovic makes a memorable gesture after giving a stunning backhand

    Djokovic beat Jannik Sinner 5-7, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 in the Wimbledon men's singles quarter-finals on Tuesday. Despite being two sets down, he didn't lose hope. He brought out his best game and eventually won the match to qualify for the semi-finals. After the legend nailed a stunning backhand during the match, he celebrated his shot by making a beautiful and memorable eagle pose as he spread out his arms like wings. The crowd went gaga over his gesture. Djokovic will now play the semi-finals against Cameron Norrie of Britain on Friday. 

    Nick Kyrgios' ex-girlfriend speaks about her assault allegations against him

    Controversies always surround the infamous Kyrgios. His recent outburst in Wimbledon has again put him under the spotlight, followed by his ex-girlfriend speaking out about her assault allegations against Nick Kyrgios. He has already been fined twice in the ongoing Wimbledon by the All England Club for his misbehavior and bad conduct. Known for his lack of respect for the audience, opponents, and rules of the tournaments that he plays may have to serve two years of jail time if he's proved guilty. The court of Canberra has served him notice to appear before the court in August for a hearing. The 27- year-old tennis star is set to play Wimbledon 2022 men's singles quarter-finals today.