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Wimbledon Surprised by Player Protest Plans

1 sourceFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 27 days ago

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Leading players plan to protest prize money at Wimbledon.
Players demand a larger share of revenue similar to ATP and WTA events.
Wimbledon's prize pool increased by 20% to £64.2 million, still below player demands.
The All England Club defends its investment in player facilities and not-for-profit model.
Players have limited media activities in solidarity and threaten a boycott.

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Leading players plan to protest prize money at Wimbledon.
Players demand a larger share of revenue similar to ATP and WTA events.
Wimbledon's prize pool increased by 20% to £64.2 million, still below player demands.
The All England Club defends its investment in player facilities and not-for-profit model.
Players have limited media activities in solidarity and threaten a boycott.

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