Wimbledon bosses have warned spectators that they will take a “firm stance” against ambush marketing and said there has been a spike in cases of advertising material being handed to guests in the queue.
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9 July 2018 Saudi Arabia’s ministry of media has denied allegations made by international tennis organisations which claim that the country is the source of pirate site beoutQ.