Tennis' four biggest tournaments have rejected a plan from the men's and women's tours to reconfigure the sport.

The governing bodies of tennis’ four Grand Slams have reportedly rejected a proposal from the men’s ATP and women’s WTA tours ...

The Grand Slams wish to create a “premium tour.” The post Tennis Turmoil: Grand Slams Reject Tours’ Proposal Amid Pay Dispute ...

The plan for increased player prize money and a reduced schedule comes after a lawsuit was filed against tennis' governing ...

That’s why Stefanie Graf’s record of 22 Grand Slams—all won during the Open era—has been widely considered the major record to beat in women’s tennis, until it was eventually eclipsed by ...

It then reasserted the Grand Slams’ version of a plan to fix tennis. That would entail an even more streamlined calendar of elite tournaments, in a bid to attract more fans and sponsors to bring ...

In April 2024, the four biggest tournaments in tennis, the Grand Slams, presented a plan to restructure the sport. Dubbed the “premium tour,” it included Wimbledon and the Australian ...

It outlined a new governing structure for tennis, a streamlined calendar of tournaments, improved pay for the players and a plan to fund it all. The leaders of the Grand Slams sent their response ...