ATP doubles proposals: Players and legends sign open letter to prevent cuts
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More than 150 tennis players who play in men's doubles, including the legendary Bryan brothers, called today on the Association of Professional Tennis Players (ATP) to reconsider drastic changes that they believe could destroy the discipline.
Andrea Vavassori makes his voice heard about the decisions of the ATP of recent weeks. The association that brings together professional tennis players from all over the world had in fact announced cuts in the double prize pools in favor of the singular, triggering the comments of disapproval of the double players. A situation that goes to add to those that already [...]
More than 150 current and former men's tennis doubles players are urging the ATP Tour to reconsider its planned "extreme" changes to the format, reported by the BBC and The Guardian, among others.
Doubles players sign open letter pleading with tennis chiefs to ‘protect’ format
* Plans to slash games by half and prize money criticised * ‘Hard for players to build and sustain a doubles career’ More than 150 doubles players on the men’s ATP tour have signed an open letter addressed to the ATP board and management imploring the men’s tennis governing bodies to reconsider its controversial doubles…
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