By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
Sports DailySports Daily
Notification Show More
  • Home
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
    • WNBA
  • Tennis
  • Racing
  • Golf
  • Racing
Reading: Among those fined at Wimbledon, Henry Patten and Amanda Anisimova
Share
Sports DailySports Daily
Search
  • Home
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
    • WNBA
  • Tennis
  • Racing
  • Golf
  • Racing
Follow US
Sports Daily > Tennis > Among those fined at Wimbledon, Henry Patten and Amanda Anisimova
American Amanda Anisimoba reaches Wimbledon 2025 quarterfinals
Tennis

Among those fined at Wimbledon, Henry Patten and Amanda Anisimova

July 9, 2025 2 Min Read
Share
SHARE

LONDON – Wimbledon tennis players are fined for sworn too loudly and for sworn sportsman-like behavior and “abuse of rackets and equipment.”

An updated list of fines released Wednesday by All England Club showed 2024 men’s doubles champion Henry Patten received the biggest fine ($12,500) in the verbal abuse category.

British player and doubles partner Hari Heliovara won his first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon a year ago.

Patten was fined June 29 for explaining by multiple British media outlets that were described as allegedly oral abuse of staff members at an offsite clinic. Patten told local media he had filed an appeal that would be processed after the tournament.

Patten and Heliovara were eliminated in the quarterfinals on Wednesday.

Amanda Animova, who plays top-ranked Arena Sabalenka in Thursday’s semi-finals, was fined $4,000 for acting like a sportsman during her four-round victory at Linda Noskova.

French doubles player Theo Arribage was fined $7,500 for sportsman-like behaviour in Saturday’s second round defeat, and the next best, the $6,000 fine from Adrian Mannarino was also a sportsman-like behaviour in last week’s second round victory.

Overall, seven men have been fined so far. Their total is $36,000. The eight women who have been fined so far totaled $29,500.

The highest singles fine on the women’s side is $5,000, which is being levied on Elena Pridankina during the singles qualifying tournament in late June.

Chloe Pake, Hailey Baptist, male athletes Alex Bolt and Zizou Bergs were all fined for “Audible Obscenity.”

Colton Smith of the United States was fined $2,000 for abuse of rackets and equipment.

See also  Jessica Pegra is not close to Berlin's open quarter finals

You Might Also Like

Coco Gauff blames Wimbledon early for being “mentally overwhelmed” after the French open title

Djokovic celebrates his 38th birthday with a victory over Arnardo

Meet Amanda Anishimova, America’s best shot at Wimbledon Championship since Serena Williams

UK Heatwave: How has sports been affected? Royal Ascott, England vs India, etc.

Carlos Alcaraz holds down Giri Lehecca for Queen’s Club crown

TAGGED:AmandaAmongAnisimovaFinedHenryPattenTennisWimbledon
Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Copy Link
Leave a comment Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Popular News

Download app from appStore
Basketball

Kevin Durant’s Rockets Contract Could Make History by Spanning an Unprecedented Seven Teams

Journey of an NHL Star to the Stanley Cup Final: Game 2 Showdown
Shohei Ohtani Shines in Return to Near Two-Way Role, Impresses Throughout the Month
Liverpool sets sights on signing a “dangerous” £35m star
Ex-Penguin Ryan Finds New Home in Exciting Trade Deal
Bruno Fernandez shares his decision to Man United about his future amid Al Giral’s connection

About US

Your trusted source for up-to-the-minute sports news, in-depth analysis, and expert coverage across the globe’s most exciting sports.

Facebook Twitter Youtube

Categories

  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Racing
  • Tennis

Legal Pages

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service

Subscribe US

The Stanley Cup Final Heads to South Florida with the Panthers in the Spotlight
Vancouver Canucks Lock in Alexei Medvedev with a Three-Year Entry-Level Deal
Liverpool will race with a £30 million star who can “reach mane levels”
© 2025 All Rights reserved | Powered by Sports Daily
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?