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Wimbledon stars to protest over prize money despite 20pc hike
The campaign that kicked off at Roland-Garros has won support of top players including Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.
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mirror.co.uk
Major tennis stars announce Wimbledon protest as BBC nightmare confirmed
A group of top tennis players have announced they will limit their media commitments at Wimbledon this summer
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theguardian.com
Players’ protests over prize money share to continue at Wimbledon
The players’ share of revenue at Wimbledon will be 14.4%, but they want 16%, so they will limit the time they give to the media
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g4media.ro
Vedetele tenisului protestează la Wimbledon pentru premii mai mari, deși fondul a crescut cu 20%
Jucătorii de tenis vor protesta la Wimbledon prin limitarea aparițiilor în fața presei. Ei cer premii mai mari, deși organizatorii au anunțat deja o
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nu.nl
Tennissers houden ook op Wimbledon protestactie tegen verdeling prijzengeld
Tennissers schroeven hun protestactie tegen de verdeling van het prijzengeld op tijdens Wimbledon. Veel topspelers hebben in een gezamenlijke verklaring aangekondigd de hele…
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independent.co.uk
Wimbledon organisers ‘disappointed’ as players plan protest over prize money dispute
The players intend to restrict their media availability during this year's Championships
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franceinfo.fr
Tennis : après Roland-Garros, la grogne des joueurs concernant la répartition des revenus en Grand Chelem va gagner en intensité à Wimbledon
Les têtes d'affiche du tennis mondial, qui avaient déjà protesté à Roland-Garros, ont annoncé mercredi accentuer leur mobilisation à Wimbledon, en réduisant la durée de leurs…
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channelnewsasia.com
Wimbledon surprised and disappointed as players plan protest
LONDON, June 24 : Wimbledon organisers say they are 'surprised and disappointed' that leading players are planning to continue their prize money protest at this year's grasscourt…
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afr.com
Wimbledon stars to protest over prize money despite 20pc hike
The campaign that kicked off at Roland-Garros has won support of top players including Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.