"It's going to relieve a lot of stress for me and other girls": Gauff a fan of Wimbledon relaxing all-white clothing rules for WTA players

World number four Coco Gauff has expressed a sigh of relief after Wimbledon authorities relaxed the all-white clothing rules for WTA players.

The third Grand Slam of the year is set to be played from 03-16 July in London. This year, the fans in the stadium as well as the viewers sitting back home will witness a slight change as it will be not mandatory for woman players to wear all-white to participate in the event.

Gauff, while speaking to Sky Sports, lauded the decision and called it a stress reliever for woman players, especially those who are going through their menstrual cycle.

"I really support it a lot. It's going to be a big relief," said the 19-year-old. "I was on my period last year during Wimbledon and it was very stressful.

“I mean, you have the period underwear and stuff to help you but it's still in the back of your mind.

"Sometimes, and I know when you go to the bathroom, you're supposed to use the bathroom, but I would go to the bathroom just to check and make sure nothing was showing. So I think it's going to relieve a lot of stress for me and other girls in the locker room for sure.

"I am looking forward to that decision in the future and how it affects other players in general. And I think it's very nice that this discussion has been talked about.

"It's something I talked about last year during the actual tournament, when the topic first got brought up, and now I'm happy that the decision has been made. It will make it a lot, lot less stressful for us."