Wimbledon fans seriously distracted by Tim Henman’s ‘ill-fitting’ suit – fuming ‘can’t your wife take you shopping?!’
WIMBLEDON fans were seriously distracted by former tennis star Tim Henman's 'ill-fitting' suit.
The former British No. 1 took to the BBC airways alongside Clare Balding to give his analysis on the current state of play of the tournament.
But whilst viewers should have been paying attention to Tim's verdict on the grass action, they were more concerned with the fashion of the 48-year-old.
Tennis enthusiasts took social media as they begged the star to get a new suit for future broadcasts on the BBC.
One user even begged his wife to take him out on a shopping spree as they wrote: "Could Mrs @TimHenmanNet take him out tomorrow and buy him a suit that fits. #Wimbledon"
Also aiming a comment at John McEnroe, 64, a second commented: "Tim / John surely to God you can buy a decent suit for you appearance on BBC."
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"Ffs Tim get a suit that fits you.. #Wimbledon", exclaimed a third.
It seems fashion experts would agree as Alexandra Wood, Savile Row’s First Female Tailor, who designs exclusively for men told The Sun: "You’d think that a man with millions would invest in himself. With Wimbledon being a perfect opportunity to shine in the style stakes, an ill fitting suit doesn’t quite cut it."
However, whilst fans may not have warmed to Tim Henman, they were left swooning over both David Beckham, 48, and Rodger Federer, 41, as they donned seemingly matching outfits.
Both men donned sand coloured ensembles as they watched the games at Centre Court, and enthusiasts couldn't help but admire the style on display.
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One fan gushed: "The real reason I watch #Wimbledon DB & his suits 😍🔥."
A second user exclaimed: "True King of Grass @rogerfederer 🍓 Awwwww miss u Roger!! Love the suit u look amazing!!"
Whilst a third noted: "Federer, as expected, has settled into his tennis legend era quite nicely. The suit is top tier. #Wimbledon"
"#RogerFederer looks like #davidbeckham in that suit. #wimbledon," added a fourth.
