Overview
- Djokovic said he is stepping away from the PTPA due to concerns over transparency, governance, and how his voice and image have been represented.
- The PTPA’s class-action filed in March targets the ATP, WTA, ITF and the integrity agency, with the four Grand Slams later added, and Djokovic was not a plaintiff after saying he disagreed with parts.
- Executive director Ahmad Nassar has overseen the association’s day-to-day operations since 2022 as it pursues its legal strategy.
- Court filings in November indicated settlement talks with Tennis Australia were progressing toward a likely agreement ahead of the Australian Open starting January 18.
- Ubitennis reported Canadian records showing the PTPA’s non-profit registration was dissolved for non-compliance in 2025, a detail not confirmed by all outlets.