Miami Gardens, Florida (AP) — Novak Djokovic does not want to file an anti-ikhtilo suffix file filed by the players association to create a crack in tennis, but also said Thursday that the athletes’ share of revenues and their effects both need to increase.
24 times Grand Slam, at a press conference ahead of the Miami Open, explained that he was not among the applicants for Tuesday’s case in the Federal Court in New York, with the actions of Brussels and London.
The PTPA’s suit suit for the trips of women and men, the International Federation of Tennessee and the Sports Corruption Agency said organizations “have full control over players’ salaries and working conditions,” which calls “Cartel.
“I have never been a fan of our sporting department, but I have always struggled to represent and better influence and maturity of players in our sport.
The PTPA said they had spoken with more than 250 players – men and women – and supported the suit-off suit. The players attached to the US request include Nick Kyrgayus, 2022 of Wimbledon, Sorana Cerstia, Varvara Gracheva, Reio Opelka, Tennesses Sandgren and Nicole Melicharchard.
But Carlos Al-Karazi, however, said four times in Miami Open four times on Wednesday that he was not a fan—recent because he was unaware of the recording, they were not told that it was happening and disagreed with all the things mentioned by lawyers.
Djokovic’s feelings echoed.
“I really hope that all the ruling agencies will meet together with PTPA and resolve these issues,” he said. “This is a classic law, so law to Laws, Type of situation. So to be Quite Frank with you, the same thing that I Agree with in the Lawsuit, and then the last are Also Things that I don’t Agree with. They’re Supposed to Use in Order to Get the right effect.
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Howard Findrich has been the author of the AP tennis since 2002, and find his stories here: More in tennis AP: https://apnews.com/hub/Tennis