A Wimbledon umpire was forced to warn spectators not to distract the players with their bottles of bubbly. Glyn Kirk / AFP via Getty Images If you were watching Wimbledon yesterday morning, you ...

A quirky and at times chaotic edition of Wimbledon continues, with one fan scolded by an umpire on Wednesday after popping a champagne bottle cork onto the court. The incident occurred during a men’s ...

Such were the words of chair umpire Alison Hughes when a champagne cork flew close to the baseline where Jannick Sinner was about to serve in the fourth game of the second set of Sunday's men's final ...

A Champagne cork from the stands landed on the court Sunday and interrupted the men's final between Carlos Alcaraz and Janik Sinner. Seriously. The disturbance took place in the second set as Sinner ...

WIMBLEDON, England — Drinking champagne is common during the Wimbledon fortnight, but a chair umpire on Sunday primly scolded a tennis fan who popped the cork during a serve. During the first game of ...

If strawberries and cream are the iconic food of Wimbledon, then champagne is the grass-court Grand Slam's signature drink. But move over, Taylor Swift, because Great Britain's Harriet Dart and ...

The recognizable pop of a Champagne cork is the auditory equivalent of "Let’s get this party started." Popping open a bottle of bubbly fills the room with lively effervescence before the liquid even ...

Researchers have resolved the complex gas dynamics that occur upon opening a champagne bottle (or, more generally, a bottle containing a pressurised liquid and gas) and these dynamics’ interaction ...