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‘Not at Wimbledon’: US Open influencer chaos prompts Grand Slam to rethink access

Times of India - Sports ·
‘Not at Wimbledon’: US Open influencer chaos prompts Grand Slam to rethink access

Wimbledon is set to enforce stricter guidelines for influencers during the upcoming summer tournament, distinguishing itself from the US Open, which takes a more lenient approach.

Security personnel may remove distracting equipment such as ring lights from match areas.

Amid rising concerns from players about etiquette and disruption, Wimbledon strives to promote inclusivity while respecting traditional match decorum.

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