Alcaraz Ditches Tennis Player Group Demanding Prize Money Hike
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Tenisman Carlos Alcaraz decided to distance himself from the protest of the players who demand an increase in prizes in money. The 23-year-old Spaniard would give priority to the fight against the demanding rhythm of the game schedule, according to an article in the British newspaper The Times.
Alcaraz ditches tennis player group demanding prize money hike
Reigning US Open champion Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from a group of top tennis stars demanding a larger proportion of prize money from the four grand slam tournaments. The Spaniard, who will take on US star Ben Shelton in a quarter-final match-up this evening, was initially part of a group which chose to take on [...]
The Spanish abandons the group of players who ask the Slams for a greater share of the revenues and seems to want to focus attention on the calendar. Meanwhile it is already official his return to the Dutch ATP 500, won in 2025.
According to news from the Times, Carlos Alcaraz decided to disassociate himself from the slinging movement of the players asking for an increase in the prize money. The 23-year-old Spaniard would prefer the fight against the rhythm of the calendar.
Alcaraz's historical representative, Albert Molina, communicated it to the group just before the Us Open, writes the Times The article Alcaraz came out of Sinner's group: he abandons the fight for the prizes, now his battle is the calendar seems to be the first on the Napolista.
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