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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?

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?

In The News • September 24, 2025

PTPA adds Grand Slams to ATP, WTA antitrust suit

The Professional Tennis Players Association has requested leave to add the governing bodies of tennis’ four Grand Slams — Tennis Australia, the All England Lawn Tennis Club, French Tennis Federation and USTA — as defendants in its antitrust suit against the ATP and WTA tours in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of N.Y.

In The News • August 25, 2025

PTPA Hosts Inaugural Beyond The Court Summit During U.S. Open In New York City

New York City is bustling with tennis fans. They are flooding the city, to watch the 2025 US Open, which started on August 18th. There’s something different about the open this year. For the first time, the PTPA organized two days of programming to highlight and educate on player wellness.

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.

In The News • May 8, 2025

ATP Tour Can’t Threaten Players in Antitrust Suit, Judge Says

A federal judge in New York on Wednesday ordered the ATP Tour to refrain from retaliating or threatening to retaliate against players who might join the antitrust class action lawsuit led by the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), Vasek Pospisil and other players.

In The News • April 12, 2025

PTPA Welcomes Player Letter As More Pressure For Change

Professional Tennis Players’ Association chief Ahmad Nassar welcomed the demand by the world’s top-ranked players for higher prize money at the Grand Slams and believes the move is a direct consequence of the advocacy group’s calls for change.

In The News • March 19, 2025

ATP, WTA Sued by Pospisil-Led PTPA for Restraining Player Pay

In a case that could reshape the governance of professional tennis, the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and 12 players including Vasek Pospisil, Nick Kyrgios and Anastasia Rodionova on Tuesday sued the four major tennis organizations.