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Jannik Sinner, boycott at the US Open. Photo: gettyimages

Jannik Sinner, a key part of a possible boycott of the US Open

The Italian seems to have positioned himself as a driving force behind a boycott project of the US Open 2026 in order to increase the economic prizes, consisting of not participating in mixed doubles.

Jessica Pegula explains tennis players' protests. Photo: gettyimages

Pegula: "We Want More Tennis Players to Be Able to Make a Living from this Sport with Better Conditions"

The American is one of the driving forces behind the protests by tennis players to improve the entire system and make it viable for more athletes.

Daniil Medvedev speaks at Roland Garros 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Medvedev: "We would accept earning less money in exchange for a shorter season"

The Russian makes interesting reflections on the main demands of tennis players regarding the money they receive and the schedule, in addition to talking about Sinner, Alcaraz, and Djokovic.

Andrey Rublev, distribution of money, discomfort. Photo: gettyimages

Rublev: "Thanks to the tennis players, money is generated, but they don't listen to us, they just use us"

The Russian, present at the Players' Council, explains clearly what the tennis players are asking for and why they are beginning to consider drastic pressure measures.

Taylor Fritz speaks at Roland Garros 2026 about the money to be distributed. Photo: gettyimages

Fritz: "We are not asking for more money, but something that is fair"

The American explains in detail what the reasons are for the tennis players' protests at the Grand Slam and takes a stand on the possibility of boycotting.