Aryna Sabalenka thinks players might have to boycott a future Grand Slam because of prize money
WTA World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka made a strong and bold statement in her Tuesday news conference at the Italian Open. Sabalenka was addressing the players’ dissatisfaction with their revenue share at the upcoming French Open.
She hinted that a…
WTA World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka made a strong and bold statement in her Tuesday news conference at the Italian Open. Sabalenka was addressing the players’ dissatisfaction with their revenue share at the upcoming French Open .
She hinted that a player boycott of Grand Slams may be necessary for players to be heard. The players are expected to receive nearly 15% of the revenue share from the upcoming French Open at Roland Garros. This is far below the 22% they have requested from the four Grand Slams.
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