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That has nothing to do with tennis but here it is anyway:
The owner of Wimbledon fc decided he wanted to move to Milton Keynes, so, what did he do? He brought his football club with him. He renamed them MK dons and a new club was formed. Wimbledon, formerly a better club, is now called AFC Wimbledon and is owned by someone else entirely.
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