It seemed like a certain calm was coming after the storm of the PTPA lawsuit, but the circuit continues to veer in the same direction. Just over a week after the news, a new bombshell explodes in the tennis world. As L'Equipe reports, the top 20 ATP and WTA players have sent a joint letter to the four Grand Slams demanding a significant improvement in the prize money.
"Representatives of the top 20 players in the world from the ATP and WTA have signed and sent a letter to the four Grand Slam tournaments, demanding a substantial increase in prize money." According to the French newspaper, the top twenty players from both the men's and women's circuits have sent this signed letter to the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open.
The best demand an improvement in prizes
This is not the first time that acclaimed tennis players have demanded an increase in prize money, requests driven by comparisons with other sports such as basketball or similar. Although tournament salaries have been improving in recent years, the unity of male and female players reflects a higher level of significance, creating an unprecedented situation.
We will be eager to hear the announcement of the prize money for Roland Garros and Wimbledon, whether these prizes will increase in the next two Grand Slams or if they will challenge the world's best players, who are sure to continue with this demand more prominently in the near future.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Salta la bomba en el circuito: los mejores jugadores exigen una mejora en los premios

