Overview
- The PTPA responded that it remains player-governed with open communication and said it is available to address concerns raised by any player.
- The association’s antitrust lawsuit filed in March 2025 targets the ATP, WTA, ITF and ITIA, with Grand Slam organisers later added, as Djokovic declined to be a plaintiff and said he disagreed with parts of the case.
- Outlets noted that Djokovic’s exit weakens the player group’s public profile after years in which his prominence amplified its agenda.
- A report cited Canadian corporate records indicating the PTPA’s non-profit entity was dissolved for non-compliance in March 2025, with details unclear.
- Separately from the PTPA split, Djokovic withdrew from next week’s Adelaide ATP event, saying he is not physically ready as he readies for the Australian Open.