By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_now | Friday, March 21, 2025
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Coco gafff said she is unaware of the details of the PTPA lawsuit against ATP, WTA and ITF.
Once you arched a double bagel beating for compatriot SofaGauff said she supports players who receive much of the tournament for the tournament.
“I don’t have any information on (PTPA lawsuit) that I can share, but, you know, I’m everything to make the sport better and trying to make it better,” Guff told the media in Miami. “But I don’t know his details. To be completely honest.
“I just saw him on Instagram two days ago and I didn’t really look at her.”
Guided by Novak Djokovicinvestment Bill and Canadian Vasek pospisil, PTPA filed a lawsuit in the Federal Court of New York and the United Kingdom and the European Union on Tuesday.
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The lawsuit claims that ATP, WTA and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) are actively engaged in corrupt business practices that limit the ability of players to make money and limit their professional lives.
ATP has exploded the lawsuit as without merit.
Gauff said when you compare tennis with other sports and it is a fact that players receive a smaller portion of income compared.
“I think about me the biggest thing would not be capital, but more so a percentage of revenue and prize money,” Gauff told the media in Miami. “Of course for the women’s side of things, making as many tournaments as we can be equal to men when it comes to the money money conditions.
“But, I mean, there is one more thing, only the visibility and such things that I think we can also improve. I think on that side of things, that would be the biggest thing.”
However, Delray Beach Baseliner, who celebrated her 21st birthday on March 13, said the perspective is important. Gauff said she appreciates the fact that she can travel to the world by playing a sport she loves and paid well for her.
“I also can’t sit here and complain. As, I’m a professional athlete,” Gauff said. “I pay well enough to do what I want. You know, the amount of work is definitely less than the price, or the amount of work is not equal to the reward obviously.
“I’m an athlete. There are people who do much harder things in this world.
“Yes, I mean, if we want to compare it with other sports, of course, but if you want to compare with other things in life, I will not sit here and complain.”
