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Wimbledon tennis stars plan protest despite 20% rise in prize money

Posted on June 24, 2026
By Financial Times
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Wimbledon tennis stars plan protest despite 20% rise in prize money

Campaign that kicked off at Roland-Garros has won support of top players including Jannik Sinner

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Wimbledon tennis stars plan protest despite 20% rise in prize money

Wimbledon tennis stars plan protest despite 20% rise in prize money

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