Wimbledon Logo

Wimbledon is the oldest and most renowned international professional tennis championship. One of the four grand slam championships, it was first played in the year 1877, on a very small level, at All England Club, in the London suburb of Wimbledon. The aim behind the tournament was to raise money for a new roller. However, with time, this championship emerged as one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments. Ever since its conception, the logo of Wimbledon has served as a mark of its identity.

Wimbledon Championship Logo comprises of a round-shaped structure. The color combination of the logo is purple and green. This prominent color combination attracts the viewer's attention towards it. The circular logo has two circular chambers; the inner one is green in color and circumferenced by the purple one, which extends till its rim. On the inner green part, which represents the lawn color, there are two crossed rackets. On the purple area, there is a caption saying 'The Championships Wimbledon', in white.

Wimbledon Tournament Logo is very impressive, especially when one looks into its deliverance of the desired message. The two rackets present in it instantly remind one of the two competitors on both sides of the net and the caption 'The Championships Wimbledon' immediately makes it clear what the logo is all about. Wimbledon Logo, which signifies the Grand Slam Tournament, is marked on all the official documents, websites, venues and all the possible publications of All England Club.