We can change tradition," says Billie Jean King on Wimbledon's all-white dress code
At Wimbledon, players must wear white—it's the rule. However, some wouldn't mind challenging this tradition.
That’s the case for Billie Jean King, who spoke about it to the *Daily Express*. She stated: "The match starts, you watch it, say, on TV, and you wonder who is who.
Tennis experts say, ‘Well, the one serving has a mark next to their name.’ But I shouldn’t have to look for a mark. I shouldn’t have to search for anything.
I should know who is who. My sport drives me crazy. The two players shouldn’t wear the same outfit. They’re both in white. We can change tradition.
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