Wimbledon Stars Confront Multiple Disruptive Fans During Key Matches

At Wimbledon 2025, American tennis star Amanda Anisimova was visibly frustrated when a fan disrupted her service motion by opening a bottle of champagne during her third-round match against Dalma Galfi, prompting a reminder from the chair umpire about proper spectator conduct. Despite the distractions, Anisimova secured a 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 victory and remains one of the top seeds advancing in the women's draw amid several early upsets, including fellow Americans Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula. Meanwhile, Australian comedian Dave Hughes revealed a tense confrontation with an English spectator on Court 15, who repeatedly talked loudly during a critical match involving Australian player Jordan Thompson, leading Hughes to ask the fan to be quiet and resulting in the fan calling him a "little Hitler." The incident drew support from other spectators and social media followers, highlighting ongoing challenges with unruly behavior at the tournament despite its traditionally strict etiquette. Both episodes underscore the tension between maintaining Wimbledon’s respected atmosphere and the lively, sometimes disruptive, crowd dynamics in 2025. The players and fans alike continue to navigate these challenges while celebrating the excitement of the championships.