'Cutting doubles would destroy careers' - angry players urge ATP rethink
Sport · First reported 26 Oct, 16:07 · Updated 17:23
More than 150 men’s doubles players and other supporters urged the ATP to reconsider proposed changes that would reduce doubles draws and prize-money share from 2028.
- The signatories included 137 current players, 28 legends, and 20 national federations, according to the article.
- The ATP proposed reducing doubles draws at Masters 1000 events to 16 teams and at smaller tournaments to eight teams, while cutting doubles’ prize-money share from 20% to 10%.
- The ATP board was due to vote on the plans at the following month’s ATP Finals in Turin.
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