Top tennis players plan a "work-to-rule" protest at the French Open, walking out of Friday's press conferences after 15 minutes and refusing additional interviews to challenge grand slam prize money allocations. The dispute, lasting over a year, centers on players demanding a larger share of tournament revenues, with leading players like Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka seeking the 22% revenue share offered by ATP and WTA tours.
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Top tennis players plan a "work-to-rule" protest at the French Open, walking out of Friday's press conferences after 15 minutes and refusing additional interviews to challenge grand slam prize money allocations. The dispute, lasting over a year, centers on players demanding a larger share of tournament revenues, with leading players like Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka seeking the 22% revenue share offered by ATP and WTA tours.