Tennis players seeking more prize money say they will no longer go public with their protests
- Posted on September 14, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Professional tennis players have established a Grand Slam Player Advisory Council to pursue equitable revenue sharing negotiations with major tournaments. This strategic shift marks a transition from public demonstrations to collaborative dialogue, enabling athletes to advocate for increased prize money and better financial compensation. The initiative demonstrates players' commitment to securing sustainable earnings while maintaining professional relationships with tournament organizers and governing bodies.
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Tennis players seeking more prize money say they will no longer go public with their protests
With the formation of a Grand Slam Player Advisory Council, players say they’ll work with Slams to negotiate a bigger cut of revenues
