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Sinner & Sabalenka 'underpaid' as Indian Wells prize money questioned by former star

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Former ATP world No 11 Sam Querrey believes Indian Wells should have offered more prize money to its two singles champions.
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Sinner & Sabalenka 'underpaid' as Indian Wells prize money questioned by former star

Former ATP world No 11 Sam Querrey believes Indian Wells should have offered more prize money to its two singles champions.

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Tennis 365 broke the news in United Kingdom on Thursday, March 19, 2026.
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