Holloway calls for fines on bad conduct, just like at Wimbledon


PETALING JAYA: The recently concluded Wimbledon brought about more than just sensational rallies and Jannik Sinner capturing his first title at the All England Club, but it also raised discussions on sportsmanship and conduct.

Tennis players at the tournament had been under the watchful eye of umpires, collecting fines in the thousands of dollars.

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