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Tennis-Players move push for pay and reforms into new Grand Slam council

NEW YORK, Sept 14 (Reuters) - ⁠Top tennis players said on Monday they would cease to publicly campaign for greater influence ⁠and financial benefits from the four Grand Slams, choosing instead to pursue their objectives ‌through a new Player Advisory Council.

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NEW YORK, Sept 14 (Reuters) - ⁠Top tennis players said on Monday they would cease to publicly campaign for greater influence ⁠and financial benefits from the four Grand Slams, choosing instead to pursue their objectives ‌through a new Player Advisory Council.

Players launched their campaign in March 2025 for a greater voice in Grand Slam decision-making, more player welfare funding and a larger share of tournament revenues, including a proposal for them to receive 22% of tournament revenues ​as prize money.

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