Top tennis players end public prize-money campaign
The world's leading tennis players have ended the public phase of their campaign for a larger share of Grand Slam revenues and will negotiate directly through a newly formed Grand Slam Player Advisory Council. The council, launched after the 2026 US Open, is meant to give players direct input on sporting matters and to advance greater player support including prize money, welfare and pension provision. Players said total prize money across the four majors has grown to USD 415.6 million and highlighted a USD 2 million US Open welfare contribution, while reserving the right to resume public action if the council does not deliver.
Players will negotiate Grand Slam pay through a new advisory council
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Top players campaigned for a larger share of grand slam revenues and reduced media duties at the French Open. The grand slams formed a Grand Slam Player Advisory Council after the 2026 US Open. Players will now negotiate through the…
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