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MUMBAI : Players and tournaments will share profits 50-50 from 2023 on the men's ATP Tour while total prize money will surge thanks to an agreed expansion of top-tier tournaments, the global governing body of the men's circuit announced on Thursday.
Players and tournaments will share profits 50-50 from 2023 on the men's ATP Tour while total prize money will surge thanks to an agreed expansion of top-tier tournaments, the global governing body of the men's circuit announced on Thursday.
Tennis officials will dish out stricter punishments for on-court misconduct, the ATP warned players in an internal note on Monday, as the men's governing body also simultaneously reviews its guidelines to clamp down on repeat offenders.
The ATP Tour has warned elite tennis stars over the increasing frequency of incidents regarding on-court behaviour, including recent high-profile cases involving Nick Kyrgios and Alexander Zverev. ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi has sent a circular to the Tour's players over regular 'unsportsmanlike conduct' at the start of the 2022 season.
Tennis officials have warned the men’s game that players will face harsher punishments for on-court misconduct after a spree of recent controversies. An internal memo was sent on Monday by the ATP, with players also told that guidelines are being reviewed for those who consistently break the rules.
ATP warned players in an internal note on Monday as the men's governing body also simultaneously reviews its guidelines to clamp down on repeat offenders. Australian maverick Nick Kyrgios was fined $60,000 for a series of angry outbursts at the Indian Wells and Miami Open events, with many observers saying he should have been disqualified.
MUMBAI : Tennis officials will dish out stricter punishments for on-court misconduct, the ATP warned players in an internal note on Monday as the men's governing body also simultaneously reviews its guidelines to clamp down on repeat offenders.
ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi says that tennis fans should cherish any and all Roger Federer matches from here on.