Sneak Peek: Andy Murray US Open 2013 Match Wear

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Federer orange-soled trainers banned from Wimbledon

Roger Federer trainers were banned from Wimbledon due to All England Club rules. According to AELTC, the orange-soled footwear infringes Wimbledon's all-white dress code. BBC Sport reports that an All England Club spokesman said "a number of players had been spoken to about their attire in round one". 

But, that we know of, players like Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams, who also had orange motifs in their gear (shorts and trainers), were not informed to change their clothing.

Looks like @serenawilliams & @rogerfederer are getting the same fashion advice #Wimbledon #Blazer pic.twitter.com/pXTeDA7VfR
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) June 25, 2013

Nike made no comments about the incident but didn't miss the chance to tweet about it. "One match wonder", they say. It could have been the best tweet ever if only Roger Federer hadn't lost his second round match to world Nº136 Sergiy Stakhovsky. Guess the all-white trainers for Round 2 had bad luck printed all over.

One Match Wonder. pic.twitter.com/rbDBu8SWil
— Nike Tennis (@niketennis) June 26, 2013

Novak Djokovic UNIQLO outfit for Wimbledon 2013

Novak Djokovic outfit for Wimbledon was launched Today at UNIQLO store in London with the presence of World Nº1. The gear is classic white and "tries to emphasize Nole's strong physique", says the brand design director Naoki Takizawa. This look is more sleek and classic than last year's outfit, with stripes limited to the side of the shirt and shorts, going from under the arm to the knee.

To buy Novak Djokovic match wear click here.  

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Djokovic's outfit for Roland Garros 2013

Outfits by Uniqlo