Ruud wants ‘fair share’ of Grand Slam revenue for players, calls for 50-50 distributions

Ruud wants 'fair share' of Grand Slam revenue for players

Former world number two Casper Ruud said on Thursday tennis players were not receiving a fair share of the millions generated by the Grand Slams. Norwegian Ruud estimates players' prize money "represents on average 15 percent of the revenue" made during the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the U.S.…

Ruud wants ‘fair share’ of Grand Slam revenue for players, calls for 50-50 distributions

Former US and French Open runner up Ruud’s comments come after it was revealed several top 20 players sent a letter to Grand Slam organisers, requesting a more favourable revenue distribution.

Casper Ruud's brutally honest expectation about players' money demand to Slams

Casper Ruud made it crystal clear that he is convinced players aren't fairly compensated by Grand Slams but also admitted that he doesn't think Majors will start sharing 50 percent of their revenue with players. This week, L'Equipe revealed that the top-20 ATP and WTA players came together and signed a letter sent to the Grand Slam authorities, demanding more money. Idealistically, they would like Majors to share their profits 50/50 with players…

Ruud Calls For Equitable Revenue Distribution In Tennis

April 04, (THEWILL) – Casper Ruud, former world number two, has voiced concerns over the revenue distribution in Grand Slam tournaments. Speaking on Thursday, Ruud estimated that players receive around 15% of the revenue generated during the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open. This figure is significantly lower compared to other major […] The post Ruud Calls For Equitable Revenue Distribution In Tennis appeared first on T…

Ruud on Player Revenue Share: ATP & WTA Debate - Archysport

A growing chorus of top tennis players, including world No. 6 Casper Ruud, is calling for a significant increase in prize money at Grand Slam tournaments, arguing that the current distribution heavily favors tournament organizers. The players, reportedly a group from within the world’s top 20, have collectively signed a letter of protest addressed to the organizers of the four major championships. Ruud, speaking to AFP, highlighted the disparity…

No.6 worldwide, Casper Ruud estimates that tennis players receive an insufficient share of the revenues generated by Grand Slam tournaments. He ensures that the gap with other sports is abyssal.