Richard Pagliaro | @tennis_now | Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Players need to claim their collective voice, and PTPA lawsuit ensures that. Nick Kyrgios.
lead Novak Djokovicinvestment banker Bill Akerman and Canada Vasek Pospisil, The PTPA filed a lawsuit in the federal court in New York and in the UK and the EU on Tuesday.
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The lawsuit says the ATP, WTA and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) are actively engaged in corrupt business practices that limit players’ ability to make money and limit their careers.
Speech Sky movementKyrgios said the lawsuit was a landmark day for players to apply for.
Kyrgyzs told Sky movement. “We want to do something like this for the future of tennis.
“I know the players and myself are not satisfied with the structure and everything happening in tennis at the moment.”
Former Wimbledon finalist Kyrgios said players have been calling for change and have now taken action to achieve that.
“There are more than 100 pages of doctrine to read for more information,” Kyrgyz said. “I don’t want to go into all the details in detail, but I’ve been involved and doing my best.
“Of course, this will be a special moment in tennis. It needs to change and change. It’s a big day for tennis.”
Wildcard Kyrgios plans to face US Mackenzie McDonald in Wednesday’s Miami Open Open opening match.
