Novak Djokovic Leads PTPA's Legal Fight for Tennis Reform

Djokovic and the PTPA are challenging tennis's governing bodies to address player rights and scheduling issues.

Novak Djokovic, co-founder of the Professional Tennis Players’ Association (PTPA), is advocating for significant changes in professional tennis to support lower-ranked players.
The PTPA is preparing legal actions against the ATP and WTA to challenge non-competition clauses and address player burnout from overpacked schedules.
PTPA CEO Ahmad Nassar highlights the disparity in earnings between tennis players and athletes in other sports, calling for a 10-year plan to revamp the sport.
Tennis players like Stefanos Tsitsipas and Carlos Alcaraz have publicly criticized the demanding calendar, which they claim leads to physical and mental strain.
Despite his successful career, Djokovic remains committed to improving conditions for all players, emphasizing the need for fairness and sustainability in the sport.