Wimbledon fines players for ‘unseportsmanlike conduct’

Tennis players at wimbledon have been racking up fines for swearing too loudly, unsportsmanlike conduct and “Abuse of rackets or equipment.”

An updated list of fines released Wednsday (July 9, 2025) by the all england club showed that 2024 men’s duals champion Henry Patten Received The Biggest Fine – $ 12,500 – In the category of Verbal Aose.

The British Player and Doubles Partner Harri Heliovaara Won their first Grand Slam Title a year ago at wimbledon.

Patten was fined on June 29 for what multiple british media outlets described as alleged verbal abuse of a staff member at an off-scene practice ground. Patten Told Local Media that he has filed an appeal that will be handled after the tournament.

Patten and Heliovaara was eliminated in the Quarterfinals on Wedns.

Amanda Anisimova, Who Plays Top-Ranked Aryna Sabalenka in the Semifinals on Thursday, Picked Up a $ 4,000 Fine for Unsportsmanlike Conduct Conduct DURING Her Fourth-Around VRNDA NOSKONDA NOSKOVA.

French Doubles Player Theo Arribage was Fined $ 7,500 Fine for Unsportsmanlike Conduct during HIS Second-Round Loss on Saturday, and Next Highest was Compatriot Adrian Mannarino’S For Unsportsmanlike Conduct During His Second-Round Win Last Week.

Is all, Seven men have been fined so far. Their total is $ 36,000. The total for the eight women who have been fined so far is $ 29,500.

The Highest Single Fine on the Women’s Side is $ 5,000 – imposed on Elena Pridankina for Unsportsmanlike Conduct during the singles Qualifying Tournment in Late June.

Chloe Paquet, Hailey Baptiste and Men’s Players Alex Bolt and Zizou Bergs WERE All Handed Fines for “Audible obscenity.” Colton Smith of the United States Fined $ 2,000 for Abuse of Rackets or Equipment.