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General • May 14, 2026

PTPA Files Emergency Motion to Retain Access to Players at Grand Slams:

NEW YORK, May 14, 2026 — The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) has filed an emergency motion before Judge Garnett in the Southern District of New York after the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT), which operates the French Open, and the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), which operates Wimbledon, denied the organization media credentials […]

General • January 17, 2026

PTPA Statement on Tennis Australia Settlement and Path Forward:

January 17, 2026 – The Professional Tennis Players Association and Player Plaintiffs have secured an early-stage settlement with Tennis Australia. The agreement provides invaluable consultation on the future of the tennis industry and litigation cooperation strengthening our case. The settlement demonstrates the merits of our claims and signals that the remaining Defendants may find it in […]

In The News • January 7, 2026

‘We need to protect players’ – how can tennis avoid breaking point?

The length of the season, and the relentless and globetrotting nature of the tour, has long been a complaint among players — but it has intensified in recent years. … As the 2025 season winds down and players almost immediately turn their attention to 2026, the conversation about the length and intensity of the tennis season will only continue. The big question is: Will anything change in the near future?

General • December 22, 2025

PTPA Opens Dubai Office, Expanding Player-Led Advocacy Across the Middle East 

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – December 22, 2025 – The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) today announced the opening of an office in Dubai, expanding its global footprint and strengthening its commitment to serving players across the globe. Created by players, for players, the PTPA unites professional men’s and women’s tennis players to advance transparency, fairness, and […]

In The News • November 14, 2025

What can be done to fix the tennis season?

The length of the season, and the relentless and globetrotting nature of the tour, has long been a complaint among players — but it has intensified in recent years. … As the 2025 season winds down and players almost immediately turn their attention to 2026, the conversation about the length and intensity of the tennis season will only continue. The big question is: Will anything change in the near future?

General • October 17, 2025

Topspin Sports Centre Returns as 2025 PTPA Global Services Partner with Upgraded Facilities

Following a successful 2024 debut, PTPA Global Services returns this offseason for its second year, and welcomes back one of its founding partners: Topspin Sports Centre. As one of Dubai’s leading tennis and multi-sport academies, Topspin quickly became a go-to spot for players looking for high-quality courts, gyms, stringing services, and other resources during their […]

General • October 15, 2025

Professional Tennis Players Association and Psych Hub Partner to Elevate Mental Fitness Resources for Tennis Players

WASHINGTON / NASHVILLE – Oct. 15 2025 – The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and Psych Hub, the leading platform for evidence-based behavioral health education, today announced a partnership to provide professional tennis players and their support teams with world-class mental health and wellness resources. Through this collaboration, the PTPA will offer players and their […]

General • October 7, 2025

Reset, Recharge, Resync: PTPA Welcomes Resync to Global Services Program

Players and player teams know how important recovery is, especially during the offseason as players recuperate from the demanding year and prepare for the season ahead. That’s why the PTPA is excited to welcome Resync, one of the Dubai’s most advanced wellness studios, as a new partner in the PTPA Global Services program. Resync is […]

In The News • June 23, 2025

Oura Partners with PTPA on Performance Data

Ōura is providing members of the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) with its Oura Ring 4 on a first-come, first-serve basis to provide more performance data, particularly around the athletes’ lives off the court: sleep, recovery and overall health.