French Open Players Plan Media Boycott Over Prize Money Share
Players at the French Open are preparing to limit media appearances as a protest against the tournament’s prize‑money distribution. Top‑ranked athletes including Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff highlighted that the 14.
3 % player share is far below the norm at other majors. Reducing media exposure is being used as leverage to pressure the organizers.
The competitors hope the move will spark negotiations for a more equitable revenue split. Should their demands remain unmet, some players may reconsider their participation in the event.
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