Tennis tomorrow? Fifteen tournaments, eight weeks off, equal rewards for women and men

In fact, for a long time there was a struggle to master one of the most popular and most popular sports. After the recent billion-dollar raid of the Saudi Arabian investment fund PIF, the bosses of the most important events of the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open performed in front of the heads of the WTA and ATP as well as the players themselves and their agents.

On the table is the preliminary calendar of the so-called Premier Tour, uniting the WTA and ATP, which would consist of the Grand Slam for 128 men and women, ten more tournaments on par with the daily press for 96 singles and singles and the season finale for the best.

The proposal includes equal pay for women and men at all businesses, and guarantees eight days off between seasons.

As a player of the first hundred, I would be satisfied with such a vision, but as a young girl trying to climb up, I would be worried about Klra Koukalov, former Top 20 leader and now expert of the CANAL+ Sport station.

This is how a kind of league of current two-hundred and five-hundred-year-olds is born, full of sweat and existence, otherwise it would advance among the elite from year to year. Of them, the smallest dreams would fall down to ensure justice and passability.

Yes, I’m in favor of keeping this system busy. Court Koukalov would be attractive to a prostitute.

The current regime is characterized by a lack of finances and by exploiters and sometimes confusedly driven around the planet in pursuit of points, which results in injuries and painful dismissals.

It is very strange that even you, the 150th player in the world, do not enjoy professional tennis, says Koukalov. Any attempt to withdraw prize money is therefore prohibited.

In the new bottom line, the amount of rewards for the hundred best ladies would increase and quadruple, the elite top 100 among the husbands would help themselves to a total of double. Pensions here would not only flow to the Premier Tour.

From the moment they met, women and men would be treated the same way, which would mean a historical breakthrough. Generations of stars from Billie Jean King to Martina Navrtilová and Serena Williams have strived for it.

Equally, Koukalov’s delusional fan. Even when…

At the Grand Slams, I would give the guys two prizes, because they play those relatively sets. We can’t compare a one-hour battle with a rescue lasting eighty minutes, he thinks. I would also like the amounts to be compared at other tournaments, where all matches are held according to the same rules.

Massive investments can be made thanks to the determined Grand Slam generals, who first showed a willingness to share their colossal income from media and sponsorship contracts. It didn’t seem like much to him until now. Perhaps they were provoked by the recent competitive and relentless offer from Saudi Arabia, which would naturally mean dramatic changes in the influence of the tennis environment.

Just for the Wimbledon show last year, revenues reached 346 million pounds (now no more than 10 billion crowns), and according to the Daily Mail, the broadcaster collected about 180 million pounds (about 5.3 billion crowns) from the BBC and ESPN for the first broadcast.

The eleven-year contract with ESPN will bring the New York US Open 800 million dollars (19 billion crowns).

Not long ago, someone in the defense argued that there was no meat on the bones presented as the Premier Tour. After all the gestures from Melbourne, Pa, London and New York, this objection disappears.

Sadskoarabsk food does not let up. It is certain that the WTA Finals will take place in Rijd in 2024-26, which, given the number of people there, has provoked the icons Martina Navrtilová or Chris Evertová. Tunisian superstar Uns Dbirov, on the other hand, considers her to be responsible for the encouragement of the women’s movement in the region. Koukalov, who comments on the match on CANAL+ Sport and appears as an expert in studies, agrees.

I think that such an event will benefit me in Arabia as an enlightenment, mn. It’s nice when tennis spreads around the world. And heaps of awards, when they have some certainty and guarantee of a model organization. Hopefully everything is better, not the last shame in Cannes, where the girls were sent at the last minute. The tournament of champions should be a reward, what will happen in Rijd, what will happen to the organization, it will probably be.