#wimbledon

#wimbledon

Stella Artois has paid homage to the Wimbledon dress code in special-edition packaging before. In 2023, retail outlets in the U.K. sold white bottles with vertical green and purple stripes, but the bottles had plenty of colorful ornamentation that wouldn't have made the cut if a player wore it on a polo shirt, like a full-color Stella Artois logo and golden text.

Amanda Anisimova achieved a significant breakthrough by defeating top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon, advancing to her first Grand Slam final after overcoming burnout.

Wimbledon is certainly serving up a win for sales, with major cultural and sporting moments like this really influencing customers. We’re seeing this play out with a huge demand for tennis staples including strawberries, clotted cream, and Pimm's.

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"I've been playing well this week. It's not just been me here. My parents are here. My girlfriend's here. Also, my sister's here. She's been here for every match that I've played this tournament so far."

Dimitrov was assessed by medical staff and briefly went off court for further evaluation, but soon returned to the court, in tears, to retire from the match.

The campaigned to prevent construction on Wimbledon Park emphasizes that the area is protected as a Grade II*-listed heritage site designed by Capability Brown.

"Everyone does cream - I wanted something different. Sweet, savoury, and a little bit weird but it works! I brought it as a bit of a laugh, but honestly, people loved it. I think I've started something."

I don't like to speak about the conditions. OK, I lost and everything. I have to accept it. But I feel bitter because why is there a need to play at 11?

On July 7, 1981, President Ronald Reagan nominated Arizona Judge Sandra Day O'Connor as the first female justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

"We still await answers for what happened on that fateful day... and with all your support, we will continue our fight until we have the answers we deserve."