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The elite game takes a dramatic turn
Tensions flared in the tennis world after a number of the game’s biggest stars expressed their displeasure over the value of prize money for the French Open at Roland Garros, stressing that their previous demands have not yet received the necessary response, according to The Network.Sky News“.
About 20 elite players in the world rankings, led by Italy’s Yannick Sinner, Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka, Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, Serbia’s Novak Djokovic, America’s Coco Gauff and Poland’s Iga Świentek, sent an official letter to the four Grand Slam tournaments in May last year demanding an increase in their income. the decision-making process within the game.
Despite previous positive signs from the majors about their willingness to open channels of dialogue, frustration among players has grown, prompting the same group that includes the world’s top 10 to issue a new statement that reflects growing anger in the tennis halls.
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The organizing committee of the Roland Garros tournament announced earlier this month that it had increased the total prize money by 9.5% compared to last year, with the men’s and women’s singles champions receiving €2.8 million each. However, this increase was not accepted by the players, who saw that it did not reflect the significant increase in tournament revenue.
The players explained that their actual percentage of revenue has fallen to less than 15% by 2024, far short of their aspirational target of 22%. They also noted that this increase appears limited compared to what happened at other tournaments, such as the US Open, which saw a 20% increase in prize money last year, and the Australian Open, which saw a roughly 16% increase last January.
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The players’ demands are not limited to financial aspects, but expand to include key issues, including the need to invest in social security schemes, such as contributions to pension funds, in addition to demanding greater representation in the game’s decision-making administrative bodies.
The statement concludes by stressing that Roland Garros is heading for record revenues at a time when players’ share of the value they directly contribute to its creation is shrinking, widening the gap between the two sides.
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